FolioSpace answer

How does SpatialEMU work with FolioSpace?

SpatialEMU can connect to an optional self-hosted FolioSpace Library at a server address supplied by the user. FolioSpace organizes the personal catalog on infrastructure the user or administrator controls; SpatialEMU requests the library and opens compatible files on supported clients. This does not imply verified cross-device save synchronization.

Verified facts

What is confirmed

ServerSelf-hosted FolioSpace Library
ClientSpatialEMU
Catalog ownershipControlled by the user or server administrator
Public storefrontNone
Cross-device save syncNot claimed as a verified feature

Facts last verified

Steps

How to proceed

  1. Run FolioSpace LibraryHost the service on infrastructure you control.
  2. Make it reachableConfirm the client device can reach the server address.
  3. Configure SpatialEMUEnter the address and any credentials you control in the app.
  4. Load the catalogVerify expected entries before opening a compatible file.

Boundaries

What SpatialEMU does not provide

  • Games, ROMs, BIOS files, firmware, and third-party download catalogs are not included.
  • Users must provide files they have the right to use.
  • Cross-device save synchronization is not currently claimed as a verified feature.
  • SpatialEMU does not currently claim a built-in recording feature.
  • Intel Macs are not supported.
  • The Windows installer is currently unsigned.
  • Android is in development and is not available for download.

FAQ

Common questions

Is FolioSpace required?

No. It is an optional self-hosted library service.

Does FolioSpace provide games?

No. The public product positioning does not include a third-party game catalog.

Are saves synchronized across devices?

The website does not claim verified cross-device save synchronization.

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