Files and saves

Where your saves live

You get a persistent home directory per app. Saves, settings and Steam installs go there and persist between sessions. No two apps or users share one.

It is a real directory on the GPU host, under a root your administrator chooses, so backing up saves means backing up that directory.

One session per app at a time

You can’t launch an app you already have running; Quasar tells you which session holds it. Two sessions writing the same saves would corrupt them. Different apps can run at once, up to your account’s session limit.

Multiple GPU hosts

With shared storage, your files follow you between hosts. With per-host storage, they don’t. Your administrator can set placement to prefer the host that holds your files.

Your account pages

Under /app/account:

Page	What it does
Profile	Name, email, password.
Stream quality	Your default quality tier (your administrator may lock it).
Overlay	What the in-session overlay shows.
Devices	Browsers you’ve logged in from and what they can decode. Rename, trust, or revoke (logs that device out).
Sessions	Your active sessions. End one left running elsewhere.
Storage	Your home directories and their sizes.

Deleting a home directory deletes the saves in it

There is no undo. Without backups, deleted means gone.