SavedSafe

Are your photos really backed up?

SavedSafe checks your Windows computer in about a minute and tells you, in plain English, which photos and files would be lost if it broke, and exactly how to fix it.

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For Windows 10 and Windows 11. No account needed.

Example report
Some of your photos are not safe.

We found 52 photos and 13 documents that exist only on this computer. If it breaks, is stolen, or gets a virus, they will be gone for good.

  1. Open each of the places listed in your report.
  2. Move the files you want to keep into your Pictures or Documents folder.
  3. Run SavedSafe again to make sure your files are safe.

Most people think they're backed up

Backups fail quietly. Nothing warns you until the day the computer won't start. These are the gaps SavedSafe finds most often:

Folders left behind

OneDrive takes over your Pictures folder, but the old one stays on the computer, full of photos that never moved.

A backup drive that stopped

File History was set up years ago. The drive got unplugged, and nothing has been copied since.

The Downloads folder

Photos saved from email land in Downloads, and most backups don't include it.

How it works

1

Open SavedSafe

Download it and double-click. There's nothing to set up and no account to create.

2

Click "Check my computer"

SavedSafe looks at your photos, videos, and documents and every backup on the computer.

3

Read your report

One clear answer, pictures of the photos at risk, and numbered steps to fix it.

What SavedSafe checks

It checks the backups people actually use, and it tells you when it can't be sure.

OneDrive

Is it running, and does it cover your main folders?

File History

Is it on, and when did it last copy your files?

iCloud & Google Drive

Photos synced from your phone count as safe.

USB drives

Copies on a plugged-in drive are found and counted.

Old folders

Leftover Desktop, Documents, and Pictures folders.

Other drives

Photos kept on a second drive, like D:.

Downloads

Photos and papers saved there by accident.

Windows version

Windows 10 and 11 are supported.

Your files stay on your computer

  • Read-only. SavedSafe never changes, moves, or deletes anything.
  • Nothing is uploaded. The check runs entirely on your computer.
  • No account. No sign-up, no email address, no tracking.
  • Plain English. Written for people who don't want to learn computer terms.

Questions

Is SavedSafe free?

Yes. The backup checkup is free.

Will it change or delete my files?

No. SavedSafe only reads information about your files. It never changes, moves, or deletes anything.

Does it send my photos anywhere?

No. Everything happens on your computer. Your report is saved as a page on your own computer.

Which computers does it work on?

Windows 10 and Windows 11. It does not work on Mac yet. Windows 7 and 8 are too old; if you still use one, the most important thing you can do is copy your photos to a backup drive soon.

I'm helping a parent. Can I use it for them?

Yes. The report has a section just for helpers, with the technical details and step-by-step fixes, and it prints neatly.

When can I download it?

SavedSafe is being tested on real home computers now. The free download will appear on this page soon.