Add a game
Choose a game and point Rove to its save location.
Rove protects game saves locally first, then safely replicates them to Google Drive or your synced folder.
No Rove server. You control where your revisions live.
The simple version
Rove keeps the important part — your local revision — on your machine before it thinks about syncing.
Choose a game and point Rove to its save location.
Changed files settle into local revisions as you play and exit.
Upload now, later, or never — depending on your destination and connection.
What it protects
A local revision is committed before any cloud replication is attempted.
Saves stay protected without internet. Pending uploads resume when you reconnect.
Use Local only, Google Drive, or a synced folder you already trust.
Name and pin revisions you want to keep until you remove them yourself.
Both sides are preserved. Rove asks before it overwrites anything.
Preview what will change and create a pre-restore recovery point first.
Built for the moments between sessions
Activity history, pending uploads, pause controls, and restore previews make the state of your saves legible. No colored-dot guessing required.
Understand the workflow →Under the hood
There is no Rove VPS between you and the storage provider you selected.
Questions worth answering
Rove is intentionally specific: smaller traditional save sets, local-first protection, and transparent tradeoffs.
No. Local protection always happens on your Windows PC. If you choose cloud replication, the app writes to your Google Drive or selected synced folder directly.
No. Rove is for games that do not already have reliable built-in cloud saves. It is designed to complement a platform service, not compete with one that works well.
Yes. Local revisions continue offline. Cloud uploads wait in a pending queue and resume when connectivity returns.
The website does not promise end-to-end encryption. Google Drive and synced-folder privacy depend on your provider and your account settings.
Windows-only first release. Open source and free to inspect.