For Gemini

When the Gemini thread dies, the memory is yours

The chat can die. The archive does not. Encrypted portable memory for Google Gemini — conversations, Gems, and the tuned models you actually use.

Pro is live. $9/month.

Scheduled snapshots. Cloud storage you can search. The next Gemini session starts with your archive — not a blank thread.

Subscribe to Pro Team is $29/month

After you pay, your API key is emailed. Then savestate login. Card today — no waitlist.

The next Gemini thread is blank

The session ended. You switched machines. The Gem is gone. Gemini still talks — it does not remember last Tuesday unless the memory lives outside the chat.

A Takeout zip is not a restore. The chat is not the memory.

What we snapshot in Gemini

First-class adapter. Takeout for conversations and Gems. API for tuned models and cached content. Restore is partial — we generate the guide, you paste the Gems back.

Restore writes gemini-restore-guide.md and Gem JSON for manual recreation at gemini.google.com/gems. Gemini has no import API. Adapter detail lives in the platform adapters guide.

Each snapshot is a SaveState Archive, encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it leaves the machine. You hold the passphrase.

Pro is the path a stranger can take

The CLI is open source. The product you can buy today is SaveState Pro — $9/month:

Need shared snapshots and an audit log? Team is $29/month.

Capture Gemini into the archive

One command. Full adapter setup lives in the platform adapters guide.

savestate snapshot --adapter gemini

Also search the same archive from any MCP client:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "savestate": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@savestate/cli", "mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Also: Cursor · Claude Code · Codex · MCP · When the chat dies

Keep the memory. Lose the chat.

Subscribe to Pro. The Gemini that knew you this morning still knows you after the session dies.

Subscribe to Pro — $9/mo Team is $29/month

After you pay, your API key is emailed. Then savestate login. Card today — no waitlist.

Prefer the CLI first? Install from npm