THE BUCKET LIST FOR GAMES

Saw it?Slot it.

Every gamer has the same moment. A clip, a trailer, a friend raving about something — I should play that — and then you keep scrolling, and it's gone. Save Slot catches it.

Free · No account, ever · Works offline

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  1. 01 · See it

    A game in your feed.

    TikTok, YouTube, a trailer, a message from a friend. The moment you think I should play that.

  2. 02 · Share it

    Send it to Save Slot.

    From the share sheet you already use. No copying titles, no searching stores.

  3. 03 · Slotted

    It's in your pile.

    Saved the moment you share. Save Slot works out which game it was — and if it can't be sure, it shows you the closest matches.

The Save Slot pile: a grid of saved games with filters for Want to play, Playing and Completed

The pile

Five states.
One gesture.

Want to play. Playing. Completed. Shelved. Not for me. Move a game between any two with a single swipe, in either direction. Nothing is a commitment.

Saved for whenever you fancy it.

The words above are the app's own.

Works with no signal

Share it in a tunnel.

Your pile lives on your phone, not on our server. Share a game with no reception and it saves immediately — the title gets worked out when you're back online.

Tonight's Pick

Forty minutes free.
No idea what to play.

Tonight's Pick deals you one game at a time from your own pile — not an algorithm's idea of what you'd like. Filter by how long you have and which console you're in front of. Games that aren't out yet stay out of the deck.

Try it · a sample deck — in the app, it's your own pile

Drag the card right to play it, left for not tonight.

No guilt mechanics

The pile of shame.

The gaming community calls it the pile of shame. We think that's the problem.

Shelving a game is a decision you made, not a failure you're being tracked on. Your pile is a list of things you were excited about. That's worth keeping properly.

A saved game's page in Save Slot showing a countdown to its release date

Release day, properly

A countdown,
not a due date.

Games you're waiting for get a countdown instead of a deadline. Switch on a reminder and, on the day, Save Slot tells you — gently.

Notifications

Written by your pile.
Never by marketing.

  • One weekly digest, Saturday morning in your own time zone — and only if you turn it on.
  • Nothing to say? It says nothing. An empty pile gets silence, not a "0 games" nudge.
  • Asked once, in context — after you save a game that isn't out yet. Never at launch.
  • Away a while? At most one gentle note a month.
  • One tap turns it off.

Save Slotnow

5 games in your want-to-play list; tonight's pick is waiting

Save Slotnow

Out today

Hollow Knight: Silksong is out today. No rush — it will keep.

Save Slotnow

Your pile is where you left it

Whenever you have an evening, it is still there.

Examples. The weekly line is written on your phone, from your own pile.

Founder's Cartridges

Premium is a collectible.

Not a subscription trap. Four tiers styled after graded retro cartridges, and each one is a one-time purchase that unlocks everything, permanently. Prefer a subscription? That's there too — both unlock exactly the same features.

Yours to take

No account.
No sign-up. Ever.

Your pile lives on your phone. Export the whole thing to JSON or CSV whenever you want. It's your list — you should be able to walk away with it.

For people with more games than evenings.

It won't nag you, rank you, or tell you how far behind you are. It just remembers what you were excited about, and helps you pick one.