Sims Saver
Keeps your Sims 4 (and Sims 3) saves, tray and mods backed up and in sync across your computers — into storage you or a friend control. Runs quietly in the tray. Every change is kept, so you can go back to yesterday's save.
One-line install
Downloads the latest release, verifies its checksum, installs, and starts the app.
curl -fsSL https://sims-saver.nix.uno/install.sh | sh
irm https://sims-saver.nix.uno/install.ps1 | iex
--user for a root-free install, --flatpak on Steam Deck.All downloads
| Platform | File | Notes |
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SHA-256 sums: checksums.txt. macOS builds are not yet signed: after installing, run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Sims Saver.app" once (the install script does this for you).
Have an invite code?
If someone is hosting storage for you, they'll give you a code starting with SIMS1-. Install the app, and on the Storage step paste it into “Have a code from a friend?” — nothing else to set up.
- Install with the one-liner (or a download above).
- Name your computer and confirm your Sims folder — it's found automatically.
- Paste the code, click Use code, then Start syncing.
How it works
Sims Saver watches your Sims folders. A few seconds after the game saves, the change is uploaded; other computers pick it up within a minute. Every version is kept (ten per file by default), deleted files can be restored for thirty days, and if two computers edit the same save before syncing, both are kept — the older one appears in-game as a “conflict from…” copy so you can choose.
Works with S3-compatible storage (Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, Wasabi…), WebDAV/Nextcloud, SFTP, network shares, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, or a plain folder. Files can be encrypted with a passphrase so the storage host can't read them.