1. Connect your game
Point Fate Tracker at the game you want protected. It learns how your game is organized and changes nothing inside it.
Build bravely.
Your work has a way back.
Fate Tracker keeps a build memory of your AI-built game: the moments you protected, the decisions you approved, and what actually changed — with verified recovery of earlier work into a separate folder. No coding knowledge required.
Local protection for your game builds. No account required.
A four-step story, using a fictional project.
See a protected moment in action
The story plays by itself. The controls are there if you would rather take your time.
How it protects
2. Create a protected moment
One press makes a complete copy in a separate place you choose. Every included file is checked before the copy counts as done.
3. Keep building with confidence
Review what changed after each AI session, and when something you loved goes missing, bring an earlier copy back into a separate folder.
How file checking works
Protected moments are content-verified snapshots: every included file is hashed with SHA-256 before a copy is marked complete, unchanged content is stored once, and stored content is re-verified before a later copy may reuse it. Recovery rebuilds a whole snapshot into a new, empty folder with per-file verification before and after — the live project is never written to. Everything runs offline on your PC.
Protection you can see and proof you can verify
Example protection receipt
Protected moment
- Every included file checked
- Safe copy completed
- Current project left unchanged
- Earlier copy available separately
- Stored locally on this computer
- Created today, 4:12 PM fictional example
Verified release evidence
Current release: 0.7.8
- Verified
- September 6, 2026
- Automated safety checks passed
- 271
- Windows
- Windows 11 (tested). Windows 10 is not advertised as supported until it has been directly tested
- Display scaling tested
- 100% to 200% text scaling
- Package checksum (SHA-256)
- Published on the download page
- Known limitations
- The customer installer is code-signed before sale. One environment-limited check (a Windows file-link permission) is documented as skipped in the test record. Recovery always builds into a separate empty folder; the live game is never replaced automatically.
The real product, as it runs today
Screenshots show the current verified release with a fictional game project.
What Fate Tracker protects
- Local game builds on your Windows PC
- Protected local copies, checked file by file
- A record of what changed between copies
- Earlier versions you can look through by date
- Smaller, safer instructions for your AI helper
- Separate recovery copies that leave your live game alone
Current scope
- Runs on Windows desktop, protecting game projects stored on your computer
- Supported engines: Unity, Godot, Unreal, GameMaker, Defold, RPG Maker, and a careful mode for other engines
- Fate Tracker certifies files and project boundaries. Playtesting helps you decide whether the game feels right and identify runtime problems
- Continue using your normal antivirus and independent backups alongside Fate Tracker
- Fate Tracker protects project files stored on your computer. Download remote-only project files before connecting them
Everything it protects What it cannot protect Supported projects
Made for people bringing ideas to life with AI
The One-Prompt Builder
You know what you want to create. Fate Tracker helps turn the work into smaller, protected steps.
The Fearless Experimenter
You want room to try surprising ideas while preserving the versions that already work.
The Returning Creator
You remember an earlier character, movement system, visual effect, or layout. Fate Tracker helps you find the protected moment where it existed.
If any of these experiences feel familiar, Fate Tracker was designed with you in mind.
Sound familiar?
Moments like these are why Fate Tracker exists.
The best protection is the freedom to try again
You spent three days getting the movement right.
A later AI change replaced it.
Fate Tracker remembered the earlier protected moment.
You can recognize the version that felt right, even when you do not know which code created it.
Earlier protected moment
The traveler hops between platforms, trailing light. The movement you loved is here.
Current version
The traveler stands still and the trail is gone. A later change replaced the movement.
What Fate Tracker adds to your AI game-building workflow
Different tools preserve different parts of a project. Fate Tracker combines verified game-project copies with plain-language build memory and owner-controlled recovery. Here are six of the differences that matter most.
| Capability | Fate Tracker | AI editor undo or checkpoints | Manual folder copies | Traditional version control | Cloud builder history |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Designed for a non-coder | Included | Varies by tool | Included | Usually not included | Varies by tool |
| Verifies the protected files | Included | Varies by tool | Usually not included | Included | Varies by tool |
| Keeps protected copies outside the working project | Included | Varies by tool | Included | Usually not included | Varies by tool |
| Carries approved decisions and remembered lessons into future AI sessions | Included | Usually not included | Usually not included | Usually not included | Usually not included |
| Separates assistant claims from measured file changes | Included | Usually not included | Usually not included | Available with setup | Usually not included |
| Can work locally without uploading the game project | Included | Varies by tool | Included | Included | Usually not included |
Designed for a non-coder
- Fate Tracker
- Included
- AI editor undo or checkpoints
- Varies by tool
- Manual folder copies
- Included
- Traditional version control
- Usually not included
- Cloud builder history
- Varies by tool
Verifies the protected files
- Fate Tracker
- Included
- AI editor undo or checkpoints
- Varies by tool
- Manual folder copies
- Usually not included
- Traditional version control
- Included
- Cloud builder history
- Varies by tool
Keeps protected copies outside the working project
- Fate Tracker
- Included
- AI editor undo or checkpoints
- Varies by tool
- Manual folder copies
- Included
- Traditional version control
- Usually not included
- Cloud builder history
- Varies by tool
Carries approved decisions and remembered lessons into future AI sessions
- Fate Tracker
- Included
- AI editor undo or checkpoints
- Usually not included
- Manual folder copies
- Usually not included
- Traditional version control
- Usually not included
- Cloud builder history
- Usually not included
Separates assistant claims from measured file changes
- Fate Tracker
- Included
- AI editor undo or checkpoints
- Usually not included
- Manual folder copies
- Usually not included
- Traditional version control
- Available with setup
- Cloud builder history
- Usually not included
Can work locally without uploading the game project
- Fate Tracker
- Included
- AI editor undo or checkpoints
- Varies by tool
- Manual folder copies
- Included
- Traditional version control
- Included
- Cloud builder history
- Usually not included
Capabilities vary between products and configurations. This chart compares common product categories, not every individual tool.
Pricing
Fate Tracker Personal
Local build protection and memory for people creating games with AI.
- Windows personal edition
- Local safe copies with every file checked
- Protected build history
- Change checking after AI sessions
- Separate recovery copies
- Game Build Assistant
- Unity, Godot, Unreal, GameMaker, Defold, RPG Maker, and a careful mode for other engines
$49 one-time
Buy Fate TrackerFor Windows 11 (tested). Windows 10 is not advertised as supported until it has been directly tested
Runs entirely on your computer. No account, no subscription, nothing uploaded.
One purchaser · two personal Windows computers · use it indefinitely · updates for 12 months included
Questions, answered plainly
Getting started
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Fate Tracker speaks plain language, shows one clear next action at a time, and asks for your safety PIN before anything important so a request always comes from you.
Can I use it with a game that is already being built?
Yes, that is the normal case. Connecting an existing game reads its layout and changes zero files inside it. Nothing needs to be moved, renamed, or restarted.
Does Fate Tracker include an AI chatbot?
No. It works alongside the AI chat you already use: type what you want in one sentence and Fate Tracker prepares careful, bounded instructions for you to paste into that chat. Fate Tracker itself sends nothing anywhere.
Protection and recovery
Does it upload my game?
No. Fate Tracker runs completely offline, with no account, no cloud, no telemetry, and no uploads. Your game and every protected copy stay on drives you choose.
What does Fate Tracker protect?
The game projects you choose to connect, on your own computer. It makes complete, checked copies into a separate storage folder, remembers what changed between copies, and can rebuild an earlier copy into a new empty folder whenever you ask.
Can it help find something from an earlier build?
Yes. Every protected moment is a dated, complete copy. You can look through them, compare what changed, and pull an earlier copy back to explore.
Does recovering a copy replace my current game?
No. Recovery always builds the earlier copy into a new, empty folder that you choose, with every file verified during the copy. Your live game stays exactly as it is.
How much storage can safe copies use?
You choose where copies live, and the Space Details view shows exactly what is used and what the next copy needs, in plain categories. Unchanged files are stored once, so repeat copies stay small. Fate Tracker itself never deletes anything.
PIN and Recovery Card
What happens if I forget my PIN?
Every PIN box has “I Forgot My PIN.” Your game and copies stay safe either way; your Recovery Card lets you choose a new PIN. Fate Tracker never stores the PIN itself.
What is the Recovery Card?
Six random words and four digits, created on your computer with no internet and shown exactly once. Write it on paper or print it; it can make a new PIN if yours is ever forgotten.
Compatibility and support
Which versions of Windows are supported?
Windows 11 (tested). Windows 10 is not advertised as supported until it has been directly tested. The customer installer is code-signed, so Windows names a verified publisher when you open it.
Which game engines are currently supported?
Unity, Godot, Unreal, GameMaker, Defold, RPG Maker, and a careful mode for other engines.
How do updates work?
New versions install over the old one from a fresh download; your settings, PIN, and every protected copy carry over. Updates released during the first 12 months after purchase are included, and the version you bought keeps working afterwards. There is no automatic updater.
What exactly does one purchase cover?
One purchase is for one person, on up to two personal Windows computers, for as long as you like. You can move it to a replacement computer when you stop using it on the old one. There is no activation and no account: Fate Tracker trusts you to keep to that.
How is it sold and delivered?
Through Gumroad, which handles the checkout, card processing, sales tax and the secure download. Fate Tracker never sees your card details. Your receipt and download arrive by email from Gumroad.
Where can I get help?
Write to support@fatetracker.com. The support page explains what help covers, the three-business-day response target, and what support will never ask you for.
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Get Fate Tracker for Windows
Current verified release: 0.7.8, verified September 6, 2026 with 271 automated safety checks.
After purchase, Gumroad emails you a receipt with a secure download button. Every published download carries its own checksum so you can confirm the file you received is the one that was published.
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