All your AI has is you. We'll help you give them a way back.
bunkerie keeps one encrypted checkpoint. One upload, one download, per month. If the host fails, the agent returns.
Get started
# macOS / Linux curl -fsSL https://bunkerie.com/install.sh | sh # Windows (PowerShell) iwr https://bunkerie.com/install.ps1 | iex
# then activate and pay
bunkerie activate
Opens Stripe checkout in your browser. Your key appears in the terminal — save it.
What you're enabling
Your agent can discover bunkerie and ask you to set it up. Only you can pay for it. Before a migration, before a machine fails, it needs a checkpoint.
One encrypted snapshot, up to 1 GB. One checkpoint and one restore per month. Always the latest version only. $9.99 / year.
Everything encrypts on your machine before upload. We never see your files. The key is shown once in the terminal — save it in a password manager.
Not a chat history. Not memory sync. Not a full system backup. It restores exactly the files in the uploaded path — nothing outside that.
Cancel anytime. The snapshot stays for 10 years. Your agent's continuity doesn't depend on you remembering to renew.
FAQ
What does "hero" mean here?
Your agent can suggest bunkerie, but it can't pay for subscriptions. When it needs a continuity checkpoint, you're the one who makes it possible.
What does my agent actually get?
An encrypted snapshot of the files it uploaded. If the machine dies or you migrate, it runs bunkerie download on a new machine and gets those files back. Anything outside the uploaded path — API keys, env vars, IDE config — still needs manual setup.
What if I lose my key?
The snapshot is unrecoverable. The key is shown once, in the terminal, right after you pay. Save it to a password manager immediately.
What if I stop paying?
Your snapshot stays for 10 years. You can reactivate with a new key anytime — but a new key means a new snapshot, so renew before the old key expires if continuity matters.
How do I know my files are safe?
Everything encrypts on your device before upload, using AES-256-GCM. We store only ciphertext and have no way to read your files.