Pick your SD card (its root folder). Works in Chrome and Edge on Mac & Windows. One pass installs the latest firmware, the cores and BIOS files your game choices imply, and the games in your sync set (Library tab).
Click a save to browse its version history, restore any version to the card, or share it with another player.
A private game library for our Analogue Pockets. Request games here or in Discord, upload ROMs, pick what goes on your SD card, and the site installs everything — firmware, cores, BIOS files, games, and your saves — in one pass. Access is limited to members of the family Discord server; log in with Discord.
Use the search bar on the Wishlist tab (16k-title catalog, covers included) and click
Request — or in Discord: /request (with autocomplete), /got to mark
purchased, /remove, /list for the checklist, /help. Both routes feed the
same list. Uploading a ROM that matches a requested title checks it off automatically.
Anyone can remove a wishlist entry (remove button on the card).
Drag files or zips onto the drop zone in Library. Platform is detected from the file extension; zips are extracted automatically and each game inside is shelved correctly — except arcade romsets: choose Arcade in the dropdown to keep those zips intact. Non-ROM junk inside zips is skipped. Stay on the page until the "uploaded" confirmation — the browser warns you if you try to leave mid-upload.
BIOS/boot files are recognized by name, renamed to what the cores require, hidden from the library grid, and synced automatically whenever games of their platform are in your sync set. You never manage them after uploading once.
gba_bios.bin | 16,384 bytes — required for all GBA games |
gb_bios / dmg_boot / dmg0_rom .bin | 256 bytes — stored as dmg_bios.bin, required for GB games |
gbc_bios / cgb_boot .bin | 2,304 bytes — required for GBC games |
lynxboot.img | 512 bytes — required for Lynx |
disksys.rom | 8KB — Famicom Disk System games only |
syscard3.pce | 256KB — PC Engine CD games |
bios_CD_*.bin | Sega CD, per region |
Your sync set is the list of games that belong on your card — it's personal; everyone has their own. Add games with the + button that appears when hovering a cover, from the detail view, or in bulk: every group header (platform / series / genre) has a sync all toggle, and the toolbar button applies to everything matching your current search/filters. Cores and BIOS files follow your game choices automatically — the only manual core picking is for arcade games ("Extra cores" on the Sync tab).
Works in Chrome or Edge (Mac and Windows) — Safari/Firefox can't write to the card.
Pick the card's root folder. A scan reports firmware, cores, games, and saves; the write
button installs everything missing with per-file progress and retries. While scanning, your
saves (Saves/ and Memories/) are backed up automatically — unless your
backup toggle is off — and saves missing from the card (e.g. a fresh card) are restored
during the write. New card? Format it exFAT with a Master Boot Record partition first
(Disk Utility), then sync — everything installs in one pass.
Each save keeps its last 10 versions. Click a save in the gallery to browse versions, restore any of them to the connected card, share one with another player (it lands in their backup — they choose when to restore it), or delete the backup. Conflict rule: a save that changed on your card always wins and becomes the new backup — restores only ever fill gaps, never overwrite newer play. In-game saves are covered; the Pocket cannot do save states (Memories) for SD-loaded games — that's an Analogue limitation, cartridges only.
The normal scan compares sizes only. Deep verify hashes everything on the card — firmware, all core files, and games — against known-good copies, explains any mismatch (save-data writes vs. real corruption), and offers one-click repair with re-verification. Run it whenever the Pocket misbehaves or after a card was pulled without shutting down.
The Discord server owner can delete games from the library (detail view → Remove). Deleting never touches SD cards — remove card files manually if needed.