ASL Recovery Center
Overview
ASL Recovery Center is Windows file-recovery software from Auto Secure Login that runs entirely on the local computer, without an account or internet connection. It restores files from the Recycle Bin, performs read-only deep scans for permanently deleted files, and carves photos, documents, archives and media from unused space. It also looks for local ChatGPT, Claude and Codex session data and reads damaged Git repositories without running Git. It can create verified byte-for-byte images of failing drives and produces checksummed recovery records.
Key Features
- Recycle Bin recovery and read-only deep scans for permanently deleted files.
- File carving for photos, documents, archives, audio, video and programs, with structure validation.
- Recovery of local ChatGPT, Claude and Codex sessions and histories (not cloud-only data).
- Damaged Git repository rescue without running Git or modifying the repository.
- Preservation imaging of failing drives with checkpoints and a second-pass verification.
- Refuses to write recovered files to the same physical drive they came from.
Best For
Windows users and developers who need to recover deleted files, rescue a damaged Git repository or preserve a failing drive without sending data to the cloud.
Pros & Cons
Cons
- Cannot restore overwritten or securely erased data, and recovery on most modern SSDs may be impossible.
- Does not bypass encryption such as BitLocker, rebuild RAID arrays or recover ReFS volumes.
- Not independently benchmarked by SEODataPulse.
Pulse Verdict
Editorial review by SEODataPulse · Editorial rating: 3.7/5 · Updated
This is an editorial assessment, not an average of customer ratings.
“ASL Recovery Center is a paid Windows app for recovering deleted files. It also rescues damaged Git repositories and finds local AI-assistant session data, and it records each recovery with checksummed reports. It runs offline, scans read-only, and refuses to write recovered files to the source drive. The vendor clearly states what it cannot do, such as recovering overwritten data or bypassing encryption. It costs $49.99 one-time on the Microsoft Store.”
Pricing
$49.99 one-time purchase via the Microsoft Store; no subscription or in-app purchases.
Pricing changes often — confirm current plans on the official site.