Roadmap
SavePoint 1.0 is just the foundation. Here's a look at what I'm building toward in 2.0 — and a couple of ideas still taking shape.
Your collection has a story — not just a list of titles. Scrapbook turns the moments you log into a gallery worth flipping through: favorite screenshots, milestones, your personal bests, and the soundtracks that scored them, laid out side by side.
It's the part of SavePoint that's less about tracking and more about remembering why you played.
SavePoint started life on iPhone, and it shows on a bigger screen. So it's being rebuilt from the ground up for iPad and Mac — a real multi-column layout that puts your whole collection in front of you at once, instead of a phone app stretched to fit.
Same data, same sync — a home that finally suits the big screen.
The features I'm furthest along on.
Start a timer when you sit down to play and watch it tick away live on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. End the session and your time is logged for you — no manual entry.
Start a session, log playtime, or jot a note without opening the app. Build it into your own automations, too.
Log your runs, keep your personal best per game, and watch your records climb.
A day-by-day timeline of how you actually play, with bigger, friendlier entries that are nicer to look back on.
Early experiments — no promises, but worth getting excited about.
I'm experimenting with letting you point your camera — or use Visual Intelligence — at a game's box or cover and have SavePoint find the match and add it for you. Snapping a shelf of games instead of typing each one in is the dream. It's early and a little magic, but it's coming along.
There are a couple of bigger ideas I'm not ready to talk about yet. They'll show up here once they're real.
The community has a real say in what I build first. Come tell me what you'd want most.
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