Codex GameHawk
Track your wishlist across every store and never miss a deal
Track your wishlist across every store and never miss a deal
Connect a storefront and the app imports your owned games and wishlist on the device itself, so your storefront sign-in never touches our servers. The server is sent only the game identifiers to watch. Twice a day it checks each storefront's public price for every watched game, remembers every game's all-time low, and pushes an alert the moment a wishlist entry is discounted, or the moment it reaches the exact price you asked for.
Your owned library across storefronts in one cover grid: searchable, filterable by what you've never touched, sortable by playtime. A tap opens the store's own details.
Every discounted wishlist game in one place, ranked by biggest saving, with the previous price struck through and all-time lows called out. You'll know if a "sale" is really one.
Set a desired price per game and the alert fires when the price reaches it, not just on any discount. No threshold set? Any discount notifies.
The app tracks each game's lowest recorded price, tags deals that match it, and tells you in the notification when a sale ties the record.
Storefront authentication runs on your phone, in the storefront's own pages. Credentials are stored in the iOS Keychain or Android's encrypted store, never on our servers.
Your library and alerts in the browser, signed in by approving the browser on your phone, which the app asks you to do with a push the moment you sign in. There is no password to type and nothing for a browser to leak.
Codex GameHawk is built around its iPhone, iPad and Android apps. That's where you create your account, connect your storefronts and get price alerts. game-hawk.com is its companion: the same library in a browser, for when you'd rather browse your Vault or sort through your wishlist on a bigger screen.
The web gives you the full library to work with: the Vault, the Wishlist with current prices and all-time lows, ranked deals, adding games by hand, removing them, and setting or clearing alert prices. Two things stay with the app. Signing in uses the account you created in the app: sign in with it on the web, approve the browser on your phone, and every 60 days confirm it again with one tap. Connecting a storefront happens in the app too. Storefront sign-in runs on your device so those credentials never reach our servers, and a browser can't do that, so the web shows what your phone has already imported.
| Feature | Mobile | Web |
|---|---|---|
| Create an account | ✓ | – |
| Sign in | ✓ | With phone approval |
| Connect Steam and GOG | ✓ | – |
| Vault | ✓ | ✓ |
| Wishlist, prices and all-time lows | ✓ | ✓ |
| Ranked deals | ✓ | ✓ |
| Add and remove games | ✓ | ✓ |
| Set price alerts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Deal notifications | ✓ | – |
Steam and GOG connect today, importing owned games and wishlists. Prices are also tracked for PlayStation, Nintendo and Xbox titles added by hand, and more storefront connections switch on as each one is ready. Games you track can be grouped across platforms, so the app can tell you a deal is for something you already own elsewhere.
Sign in with Apple or Google. There is no password to create, and the app proves it's a genuine build on genuine hardware before the server will talk to it. The server keeps only what the service needs: your game identifiers, your alert thresholds, and a push token. Deleting your account from Settings removes all of it.