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Deploy PKVault on xCloud and get PKVault hosting for a Pokémon save manager that keeps your save files, central storage and backups reachable from any browser, behind a login. xCloud runs the pinned official image behind a small Caddy gateway, generates the admin password, mounts a persistent data volume and publishes the interface over HTTPS on your own domain in minutes.
PKVault is a Pokémon storage and save manipulation tool based on PKHeX, and upstream describes it as similar to Pokémon Home, offline as online. A self-hosted PKVault works with all Pokémon games from the first generation to Pokémon Legends: Z-A. It can move Pokémon and items between saves, store Pokémon in banks and boxes outside any save, convert Pokémon to another generation, and build a Pokédex across your saves. The code is GPL-3.0.
On xCloud the install runs PKVault 2.4.4 from the official image, pinned by digest, behind a Caddy gateway that enforces HTTP Basic Authentication, because PKVault has no login of its own. The pkvault_data volume holds settings, the database, storage, uploaded saves, backups and logs. A sample save is created on first start. Pokémon names and sprites belong to The Pokémon Company.
A self-hosted PKVault normally means a container, an authentication layer, a volume, a domain and a certificate before the first save is opened. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick PKVault from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server, and optionally change the admin username — the password is generated for you.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the official PKVault image, pinned by immutable digest, with a Caddy gateway that enforces HTTP Basic Authentication in front of it, mount the pkvault_data volume for saves, storage, settings and backups, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Save the generated password from the protected installation credentials, open your HTTPS PKVault URL and sign in. A sample save is created on first start, so the first visit already shows data; upload your own save files from the interface.
PKVault runs in full here: a browser-based storage and save manager on your own domain, with its data on a volume you own.
Move Pokémon and items between saves, and store Pokémon outside saves using banks and boxes, across games from the first generation to Pokémon Legends: Z-A.
A Pokédex built from all listed saves, with forms and genders and filters such as seen, caught, owned, shiny and alpha.
PKVault backs up all saves and storage before any save action, lists the backups and always allows a restore.
Edit a Pokémon's moves, EVs and nickname, evolve Pokémon that need a trade, and convert Pokémon to another generation.
Upload save files from the web interface, up to 5 files and 60 MB per upload.
PKVault has no login of its own, so the gateway asks for the generated username and password before anything loads.
Managed hosting for PKVault, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Upload your save files once and open them from any device through the browser, without installing PKVault on each one.
Use centralized storage, which upstream compares to Pokémon Home, to move Pokémon from one save to another and convert them to another generation.
Browse the Pokédex across every listed save and filter by seen, caught, owned, shiny or alpha to see what is still missing.
Rely on the backup PKVault takes of all saves and storage before any save action, then restore an earlier one if a change did not go as planned.




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Yes, and this template is PKVault Docker hosting without the setup. Upstream publishes a ghcr.io image for x64 and arm64; here xCloud runs it pinned by digest behind a Caddy login gateway, with one data volume and HTTPS on your own domain.
The template minimum is 512 MB of RAM, one CPU core and 2 GB of disk, and QA saw about 100 MiB in use. The 6 GB plan is the entry rung here, which is ample.
Use the username and generated password from the protected installation credentials. You can change the username at install, while the password is generated. Rotate it later by editing the Environment editor and restarting. PKVault has no accounts of its own.
Yes. PKVault has no built-in authentication, so the gateway's HTTP Basic login is all that stops others from changing or deleting your saves. Requests without credentials, or with a wrong password, returned 401 in QA. Keep the password private.
Use the PKVault web interface: up to 5 files and 60 MB per upload, with the proxy allowing 64 MB. A sample save is created on first start so the first visit is not empty. Uploaded saves are stored on the pkvault_data volume.
Upstream says it is compatible with all Pokémon games, from the first generation to Pokémon Legends: Z-A. It can also convert Pokémon to another generation, for example G7 to G2. Check the upstream docs for any save format you depend on.
Back up the pkvault_data volume, which holds your saves, storage, settings, database, logs and PKVault's own backups, plus your environment values. Everything is in that one volume, so a copy of it restores the whole installation.
PKVault's own backups are unlimited by default, so the volume grows over time. Set BACKUP_FILE_COUNT_LIMIT in the Environment editor and Save and Redeploy to cap them. LOG_FILE_COUNT_LIMIT, default 10, controls how many log files are kept.
PKVault 2.4.4 remains pinned until you move to a newer template version. Copy pkvault_data first, then browse upstream's releases for breaking changes. Nothing upgrades on its own, and the volume survives a redeploy, so a restore only matters if something goes wrong.
The PKVault code is GPL-3.0, so there is no licence fee. Pokémon names, sprites and icons remain the property of The Pokémon Company, as the upstream LICENSE notes. Your only cost is the dedicated Cloud VPS underneath.
Upstream offers a demo site plus desktop and mobile builds. Hosting here puts your own PKVault on a server that xCloud provisions as a dedicated Cloud VPS, with the saves stored on a volume you own.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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