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Dev tools · August 25, 2026

Hoard

Steam Cloud is not a backup strategy. Hoard is.

What it does

Never lose a save again. Hoard syncs your saves across your devices with versioned and verified snapshots — roll back to any point in history. Self-host the whole thing WITHOUT account, or use our EU cloud.

Automatic sync and versioned history for your game saves. Open source (AGPL-3.0): run the Hoard server on your own hardware, or use Hoard Cloud in the EU.

Hoard syncs your saves across devices: stop playing on one PC and your game is waiting on the next. Every save keeps a full version history, verified file by file. Self-host completely private, or use the free EU cloud. Sign in with Google or an email link. Starts on boot, lives in the tray. Steam, Epic, GOG, Proton/Wine prefixes and more — thousands of titles via the Ludusavi manifest. A snapshot every time you stop playing. Roll back to any version from the Library. Saves follow you from desktop to laptop. Newest wins, the other is backed up locally. History never expires. Roll back three weeks or three years. Thousands of titles via the Ludusavi manifest, plus Steam, Epic, GOG, Proton,…from hoard.services

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