Homebrew [Release]JK's SaveManager - Homebrew CIA Save manager.

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This looks awesome, but what's the difference between this and savedatafiler?
It's faster, displays the actual game titles and not IDs.
This app lets you make "slots" so you can easily swap your save data. For example, you can play Pokémon then export your save data, then make a new game and swap between them.
 
It's faster, displays the actual game titles and not IDs.
This app lets you make "slots" so you can easily swap your save data. For example, you can play Pokémon then export your save data, then make a new game and swap between them.
Not to mention, it's made by the community and very update-able. If OP releases the source then we'd know exactly how it works, too.
 
Sounds good, I will try it later. I do have one request though, could you make it support save data for the web browser as well (assuming it doesn't already)?
 
For everyone asking for the source, you're going to have to wait a bit. I have to clean it up and comment it better. I also do this as a hobby, so I'm sure a lot of it isn't the best way to do it. It just gets the job done right now.
 
Very nice! Found the old one here in another topic and I was using it since then. Will definitely upgrade when I get the time.
 
You don't suppose there's actually a chance this can deal with Animal Crossing New Leaf saves, do you? It would be pretty great if it could actually transfer the eShop data onto a cartridge. As unlikely as that is.
 
Good work! SDF is a fucking mess, I prefer using svdt but it's a hell of a hassle in emunand.

This is going to be a godsend.
 
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