Companion for Firefox
Connect your stores from Firefox. Your store sign-ins stay in your browser, as they do in Chrome, and GameDock never sees them.
- Today
- Chrome and Chrome-based browsers
- Then
- Plus Firefox
Your games
Your money
Your setup
New here?
See it set up, step by step.
Most people are done in about ten minutes.
Works withSteam · PlayStation · Xbox · GOG · Epic Games · RetroAchievements · Emulators · Lutris and Heroic · Standalone PC games · Physical media
What do you use today?
Not sure?
The differences that matter most.
Every tool at a glance, and where each is still the better choice.
Nothing to move overGameDock reads the same stores directly, so you can keep using what you like beside it.
Roadmap
What we are building, in the order we expect to get there, and what changes for you when each one lands. Dates appear only once we can keep them.
Being built now, or the next thing that will be.
Connect your stores from Firefox. Your store sign-ins stay in your browser, as they do in Chrome, and GameDock never sees them.
The games installed on a Windows PC, the time you spend in them and their saves backed up after you play, read the way the Helper reads a Linux PC today.
A game GameDock cannot find on its own, from itch.io, Humble, the Nintendo eShop or the EA app, added with its cover, the platform you own it on and what you paid.
Decided on, and comes after what is next up.
The same on a Mac: what is installed, how long you play, and saves backed up after each session.
Games found in RetroArch, Flycast and Redream for Dreamcast, Azahar for 3DS, Vita3K, shadPS4 and xemu, with their real titles and covers, like every emulator the Helper reads today.
How rare each achievement is, beside every unlock on every platform, your rarest ones sorted to the top, and a score that counts a rare unlock for more than a common one.
Your Xbox wishlist beside the other stores, with price alerts, and your Xbox order history in Purchases, so what you paid for Xbox games counts in your spending like everything else.
Worth doing. Still working out the best way to do it.
Your library, wishlist and price alerts in a native app, with a notification the moment a game you are watching hits your price.
A third price beside every Steam game on your wishlist: the cheapest key shop price, next to the Steam store and the cheapest confirmed key, with the lowest one highlighted.
Newest first. Each item above moves here the day it ships.
GameDock on the web
Any modern browser, on a computer or a phone.
At launch
Companion for Chrome
Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, GOG, Epic Games and RetroAchievements, connected from your own browser.
At launch
Helper for Linux
Flatpak, AppImage and .deb, for any modern 64-bit Linux.
At launch
Have an idea that is not on the roadmap? Tell us what it is and what it would help you do. Suggestions like yours are how this page gets decided.