Why I built SavePoint

I'm a gamer who got tired of watching gaming content disappear into the void.

YouTube buries it. Twitch deletes it after 60 days. Reddit threads get archived. There's no permanent, social home for your gaming journey... the wins, the fails, the "holy s*** did you see that" moments.

SavePoint is like Letterboxd, but for your entire gaming life.

I built for creators first, which ended up being a mistake. Turns out the casual gamer, the person who plays 10 hours a week and never streams, wants this just as badly. They just want to remember what they played, share it with friends, and feel like their gaming history actually matters.

That shift changed everything about how I built this.

Where do YOU currently keep track of what you've played? Backloggd? A spreadsheet? Absolutely nowhere?