For Windows · AI-assisted recovery
Describe what you lost, Salvio finds it.
Just say "the presentation I deleted from my desktop yesterday." The assistant works out where to look, tells you what it found, and recovers it only after you approve. It never writes to your source drive under any circumstance.
- 30-day free trial — no card needed.
- The drive you scan is only ever read.
- Every recovery waits for your approval.
30 days free trial, then 3 €/month or 29 €/year. See plans →
How a recovery goes
Say what you lost
In your own words — "the invoice from last week", "the photos from the trip". No paths, no jargon.
The assistant searches
It picks the drive, runs the cheap scans first and tells you what it found — with an honest chance for every file.
You approve, the engine recovers
The assistant never touches a byte. Nothing moves until you press Approve; then the file goes to another drive — never back onto the source.
Four layers, cheapest first
Most files are back in seconds. When they are not, each next layer digs deeper — and tells you honestly what it can still promise. Pick a layer to see how it looks.
Snapshot · yesterday 02:00
Drive · today
Reading free space…
Honest odds — before and after
Every candidate carries a label before you recover it. After recovery the file is checked again — size and file-type header. If something does not add up, Salvio says so instead of calling it done.
The content is complete and untouched.
The record is complete and the clusters have most likely not been reused.
Some clusters may have been overwritten; parts could be missing.
Most of the content has probably been overwritten. Worth a try, expect damage.
Size and header checked. A file that does not verify is kept and flagged — it may still be your only copy.
AI
An assistant that searches — and never acts on its own
Salvio's assistant has tools to look, not to touch. It can list your drives, read the Recycle Bin, read the deep, shadow-copy and signature scans, and propose files. It cannot recover, move or delete anything — that button is yours.
Only the conversation leaves your computer — never file contents, never the files themselves.
What it can do
- Understand "the report I lost last week" and decide where to look
- Explain what it found, with the chance for each file
- Propose the files it believes are yours — and say why
What it never does
- Recover, move or delete a file
- Write to the drive you are scanning
- Promise a result it cannot see
Four rules that never bend
Source drive is read-only
The scanned drive is only ever read. Recovered files go to another drive, a network share, your OneDrive, or — for Recycle Bin items — straight back where they were, which allocates nothing.
You approve, always
The AI produces a plan, it does not execute it. Nothing moves until you approve it.
Nothing gets overwritten
If a file with the same name already exists at the destination, the recovered copy gets a new name. Your existing files are never replaced.
One drive is enough
No second disk? Recycle Bin files go back to their original place, and deep-scan results can stream to your own OneDrive without ever touching the source drive.
When something goes wrong, you can show us
Salvio keeps a diagnostic log on your computer — steps and error codes, never file names. One button creates a support file you can send us, and the app tells you when a newer version is out.
- Diagnostic file in one click
- Update notice on start — no auto-installer
- Portable mode: put a marker file next to the app and nothing is written to the system drive
You sign in with your Talivio account
No separate password. Sign-in opens in your system browser — you never type your Talivio password into the app's own window. Your subscription lives in the same account as your other Talivio products.
Verify what you downloaded
The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows may show an "unknown publisher" warning. Compare this SHA-256 with the file you downloaded before you run it:
Current installer
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