SaveKit

A flexible and extensible save system for Unity.

SaveKit is a modular save and data management system designed to make saving game data easier to structure, extend, and maintain.

From simple player data to complex save systems with history, metadata, collections, logging, compression, encryption, and custom storage, SaveKit provides the building blocks you need without forcing your project into a single save structure.

Features

• Structured Save Data Organize your data using Sections and Packages.
• Multiple Packages Keep different types of data separated and manageable.
• Collections Save arrays and other collections as part of your save data.
• History Record and serialize events and changes made during gameplay.
• Metadata Store additional information alongside your save data.
• Logging Built-in logging with multiple log levels and custom log types.
• Compression Reduce save file size using configurable compression transforms.
• Encryption Protect saved data with configurable encryption transforms.
• Checksum Detect corrupted or modified save data.
• Custom Data Formats Extend SaveKit with your own serialization format.
• Custom Storage Implement your own storage target for different platforms or storage systems.
• Custom Transforms Create your own encoding, compression, encryption, or checksum implementations.
• Extensible Architecture SaveKit is built around interfaces and modular components, allowing you to extend the system without changing its core.

Designed for Developers

SaveKit is designed to keep your save system organized as your project grows.

Instead of building file management, serialization, history, logging, and data protection separately, you can build them around a common and extensible architecture.

Whether you need a simple save file or a more advanced data management system, SaveKit gives you the components to build it.

Documentation & Examples

Complete documentation, examples, API references, and sample save files are available on GitHub.

Build your save system your way with SaveKit.