AtlasSave is a premium, automated, and lightweight desktop save game manager and synchronization tool built with Tauri v2, React, TypeScript, and Rust.
It watches your game save directories in real-time, compresses them into timestamped ZIP files, manages local restore points safely, and replicates backups to external folders (NAS) and private Git repositories (like GitHub) for seamless cloud syncing.
Get the latest stable release of AtlasSave for Windows:
- ๐ฆ Installer (
.msi): Standard Windows installer for a clean setup. - ๐ Portable (
.exe): Standalone executable that runs instantly without installation.
For detailed changelogs and historical builds, check the GitHub Releases archive.
- Real-Time Active Watcher: Uses Rust's native
notifycrate to detect save file modifications instantly, debouncing rapid file writes via an unbounded Tokio channel queue. - Safe Overwrite & Rollback Restore: Before restoring a historical save, AtlasSave automatically moves active saves to a temporary folder. If decompression fails, it rolls back to protect against save corruption.
- Game Subfolder Segregation: Automatically structures Git repositories into game-specific subfolders (
git_repo/Elden_Ring/) rather than throwing them into a flat root folder. - Automatic Bi-Directional Cloud Sync: Periodically pulls commits, handles merge rebases automatically, and pulls remote ZIP archives down, making saves created on secondary devices (like a Steam Deck) immediately available in the restore list.
- Advanced Git Sync Options:
- Custom interval-based pushes/pulls (Real-time, 5m, 15m, 30m, 60m, Manual).
- Headless SSH key authentication overrides.
- Automatic unknown host verification overrides (
StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new) to prevent background terminal prompt freezes. - Custom Git commit author identity mappings.
- Diagnotics Console: Features a persistent log feed streaming from
atlas_save.login AppData.
Ensure you have the following installed on your machine:
- Node.js (LTS recommended)
- Rust & Cargo
- Git CLI
Clone this repository, install dependencies, and run the Tauri dev server:
# Install node dependencies
npm install
# Run the dev server (compiles Rust backend and hot-reloads Vite dev server)
npm run tauri devTo bundle the application into a standalone Windows executable:
npm run tauri buildThis produces a production-ready installer/portable executable in src-tauri/target/release/bundle/.
AtlasSave supports two backup destinations, which can both be enabled simultaneously:
- Navigate to the Providers page.
- Toggle on the Local / Network Backup (NAS) switch.
- Input or browse to your backup folder path (e.g.
D:\Backups\Savesor a network drive path like\\MyNAS\Backups). - Save settings.
To sync your saves to a private Git repository, choose one of the following authentication routes:
We recommend using Fine-grained Personal Access Tokens because they can be restricted to a single repository:
- Create a Private repository on GitHub (you can name it anything you want, e.g.
game-saves). Do not make it public. - Go to your GitHub settings page โ Developer Settings โ Personal Access Tokens โ Fine-grained tokens.
- Generate a new token:
- Repository access: Choose Only select repositories and select your saves repository.
- Repository permissions: Under Contents, select Read and Write access.
- Copy the generated token.
- In AtlasSave:
- Interactive Method: Choose Split Fields, set the protocol to HTTPS, fill in your repository details, and paste the token in the Personal Access Token (PAT) field.
- Raw URL Method: Paste the formatted URL into the URL field:
https://oauth2:<your_token>@github.com/<your_username>/<your_repo_name>.git
Note
If you prefer using classic Personal Access Tokens (account-scoped), you can generate a token under Tokens (classic) with the full repo scope and format the URL as https://<your_username>:<your_token>@github.com/<your_username>/<your_repo_name>.git.
- Set up an SSH keypair on your machine (e.g.
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "atlassave"). - Register the public key (
.pub) either globally in your GitHub Profile settings under SSH and GPG keys, or as a Deploy Key on your specific saves repository (recommended for single-repo-scoped security):- Go to your saves repository settings on GitHub โ Deploy keys.
- Click Add deploy key, paste your public key, and check Allow write access.
- Use your Git SSH URL format (replacing
game-saves.gitwith your custom repository name):git@github.com:<your_username>/<your_repo_name>.git - Paste this URL into AtlasSave.
- Expand the Advanced Git Settings panel in AtlasSave:
- Paste the absolute path to your private key file (e.g.
C:\Users\YourName\.ssh\id_ed25519). - Toggle Auto-Accept Host Keys to ON. This appends
-o StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-newto standard SSH commands, ensuring the app automatically verifies GitHub's server host keys in the background rather than hanging on terminal checks.
- Paste the absolute path to your private key file (e.g.
- Save settings.
- Go to the Game Profiles tab.
- Click Add New Game Profile.
- Type the Game Name.
- Auto-Detection: Click Browse Exe to scan the game's executable path. AtlasSave will execute heuristic folder checks to automatically locate your local save folder (handling AppData, Saved Games, My Documents, etc.).
- Alternatively, copy-paste or browse the path manually under Manual Directory Path.
- Select one of the auto-resolved cover backdrops from Steam, GOG, or Epic Games Store databases to personalize the UI.
- Click Save Game Profile.
On the Dashboard, you can check the real-time activity of the watcher.
- Toggle Watcher: Pauses or resumes file system listening.
- Manual Sync: Click Sync Cloud Now to pull remote saves from other machines and push your latest local saves in one click.
- Backup Now: Instantly archives the selected game's saves.
- Restore points: Under the game details tab, click Restore on any archive row. Enter double-confirmation
YESto overwrite active saves.
- Linux & Handheld Support: Native support for Linux and gaming handhelds (e.g., Steam Deck).
- Retro Game Support: Auto-detection and synchronization for popular retro console emulators.
- CLI Options: A command-line interface for automated, headless backup scripts.





