The best Save Keeper alternatives

SaveState suits players who want local backups of game saves, including saves from titles without cloud saves.

Ludusavi suits PC gamers who want to back up saves from supported game libraries.

Checkpoint64 suits PC gamers who want cloud backup and version restoration for game saves, including people managing shared saves with teammates.

Hoard suits players who want game saves synchronized across devices and a way to roll back to earlier versions.

It suits PC players using games without launcher save sync, including manual installs and emulators.

GSBS suits people managing game saves across multiple Windows, Linux, or macOS devices, including desktop, laptop, and Steam Deck setups.

It suits people who play emulator or non-Steam games across devices and want save syncing or an extra backup.

OpenSave suits players who want to keep game saves synchronized across devices, including for emulators or titles outside Steam Cloud.

QSave suits players who want to back up saves to their own Google Drive across Windows and macOS.

It suits PC players who want automatic save backups and optional play-time tracking, including those using DOSBox, ScummVM, or Wine.

JKSV is for Nintendo Switch users who want to manage local save backups or configure Google Drive or WebDAV backups.

Gamekeeper suits Windows players who want to record, organize, branch, or synchronize game saves.

GSM suits players who want to preserve and synchronize game saves across Linux and Windows machines.

It is aimed at Playnite gamers who want to manage PC game saves, keep backups, and restore earlier versions.

It suits Windows PC gamers who want automatic cloud backups and version history for locally stored saves.

SideSave suits users who want to sync tracked non-Steam game saves between two approved machines and manage save history or conflicts.

It suits Windows players who want a save backup history or need to move save history to another PC.