Hi everyone,
With the recent changes and the presence of Epic Anti-Cheat (EAC), having tools that don't inject directly into the game is becoming more important. I wanted an auto-uploader for my replays that runs completely independently, so I built Rockpload and made it fully Open Source.
What it is: Rockpload is a lightweight, standalone client (written in Go) that automatically fetches and uploads your Rocket League replays without needing BakkesMod.
How it works & Why it's safe:
- No Injection: It does not interact with the Rocket League process or game files.
- Official API: It uses the RLAPI to securely fetch your match history (grabbing the last 20 games / 30 days).
- Cross-Platform: Since it's a standalone binary, it works natively on Windows and Linux. It even uploads your console replays as long as the program is running on a PC linked to your Epic account.
Features at a glance:
- Runs quietly in the system tray.
- Start on boot option.
- Automated hourly checks to sync your latest matches.
- Upload your replays for any platform
- (Note: Because of how the API handles sessions, you might get a standard "reconnect to Epic servers" popup in the game menu between matches, but it never interrupts active gameplay).
Open Source & Download: Transparency is key for tools like this, so the entire project is open source. You can check out the code, see exactly how the API calls are handled, or download the latest release directly from GitHub here: github.com/LEX0RE/rockpload
Whether you are just looking for a BakkesMod alternative for replays, or you're a developer who wants to contribute or suggest improvements via PRs, I'd love to hear your feedback!
Hope this helps keep our replay ecosystem running smoothly.