Last updated: July 2026

Press kit

Everything you need to write about savepoint™ is on this page. The copy below is yours to use verbatim, and the logos and screenshots are free to download with no request or approval step.

If something you need is missing, ask and we will add it here rather than mail it to you once.

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Savepoint is a free game backlog tracker for iPhone, Android, and the web. A library, not a to-do list.

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Savepoint is a game backlog tracker for iPhone, Android, and the web. It helps you remember what you want to play, keep tabs on what you are playing, and look back on what you finished. It is free to start.

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Savepoint is a game backlog tracker for iPhone, Android, and the web, built on the idea that a library is a place you keep games, not a to-do list that judges you for the games you keep. You can save what you want to play, track what you are playing, rate and review what you finished, and share any of it with friends, or none of it. There are no completion percentages, no streaks, and no reminders that your backlog is growing. Games you own on Steam can be brought in automatically. Savepoint is free to start and available on iPhone, Android, and the full web.

Fact sheet

Name: Savepoint™
What it is: A game backlog tracker for saving, tracking, discovering, and sharing games. Built as a library, not a to-do list.
Platforms: iPhone (App Store), Android (Google Play), and a full web app at savepoint.gg. The web version is the complete app, not a marketing site.
Price: Free to start.
Steam import: Paste a link to your Steam profile and savepoint brings the games you own on Steam into your library. Steam only shares libraries whose Game Details are set to public, and you can set yours back to private once the import is done. You choose where the games land and who can see them before anything is added, including bringing them in as Quiet Saves that only you can see.
Game data: Game metadata and cover art are sourced from IGDB.
Website: savepoint.gg

Using the name

Write the name as Savepoint™ on its first or most prominent mention in a piece. Use ™, never the registered symbol, and set it directly against the name with no space.
In running prose the name is lowercase savepoint mid-sentence, and capitalized only at the start of a sentence. Headlines and titles use Savepoint.
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Logos

The crystal mark and the wordmark lockups, in light and dark. SVG is available for the crystal mark, which is the vector master. The lockups are supplied as high resolution PNG.

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Crystal mark (SVG)SVG, vector master
Crystal mark, icon shape (SVG)SVG, vector master
Crystal mark (PNG)PNG, 1024 px
Crystal mark, icon shape (PNG)PNG, 1024 px
Stacked lockup, light backgroundPNG
Stacked lockup, dark backgroundPNG
Horizontal wordmark, light backgroundPNG
Horizontal wordmark, dark backgroundPNG

Screenshots

The current app store screenshot set, captured on iPhone at 1284 by 2778. These are the same five shots used on the App Store and Google Play listings.

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WishlistPNG, 1284 x 2778
HomePNG, 1284 x 2778
ExplorePNG, 1284 x 2778
SearchPNG, 1284 x 2778
Game detailsPNG, 1284 x 2778

What savepoint stands for

Savepoint is built on a zero-commitment promise: no guilt, no noise, no pressure. Opening it should feel like relief, not homework.

That promise is a product constraint, not a slogan. Savepoint deliberately ships none of the mechanics that make a backlog feel like a debt: no completion percentages across your library, no "days since played" counters, no streaks, and no warnings about how many unplayed games you have.

Counts appear as neutral facts rather than judgments, statuses describe where a game sits for you without a verdict attached, and empty states read as an invitation rather than a scolding.

Anything you save can be a Quiet Save, visible only to you. Sharing is something you opt into, one game at a time if you like.

Press contact

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