Roadmap
What we are building right now, and what we have already shipped.
Drop a cartridge into RetroShark and it identifies the game from SharkVault and pulls the cheat codes straight to the device — no manual entry.
Reach the full 500-game promise, including the harder-to-source 6th-generation consoles.
Backer delivery plumbing: the Digital Edition PDF, a pledge manager for shipping details and add-ons, and the retro tee / art print / signed bookplate extras.
Opt-in public profiles showing your recently played games, codes and favorites, with per-category privacy controls.
Every backer's email is on the list, so you can sign in as a Founder with full access — no code to redeem, no separate signup.
Save any game to a personal favorites library you can reach from your profile.
When RetroShark meets a cartridge it doesn't know, it reports the fingerprint (no game data) so we can identify and add it — the vault improves the more you play.
A self-service page to upgrade, switch billing periods or cancel, right inside SharkVault.
The first scaling milestone past the launch set, each game with real, device-verified codes.
Get notified when a request you submitted or upvoted changes status — closing the loop between your vote and what we build.
Filter codes by what they actually do — health, infinite ammo, level skip and so on — the fifth and final filter axis.
Share a trick, shortcut or lesser-known code on any game page; submissions are reviewed before they go public.
A fast search across the whole vault with typo tolerance, plus filter chips for platform, genre, era and vault tier.
Tens of thousands of real, device-verified cheat codes you can browse and filter by console, device, year/era and genre — no junk, no made-up codes.
Every canon game gets original, human-grounded guide sections — codes, glitches, boss strategies, easter eggs, lore and more. The library has grown past 1,900 published sections since launch.
This board. Founders can submit feature requests and upvote the ones they want most; everyone signed in can follow what's planned and what's shipped.
A KickStarter Hall Pass entitlement for supporters who missed the initial campaign. Includes Code Vault + The Compendium Digital Edition (Web & PDF) and can be gifted (founders get a discount).
Open the vault to all visitors and make it discoverable on Google. Today it's sign-in-only for backers and early members.
An optional subscription for an ad-free experience, early access to new vault pages, favorites and tip submission. Founders get special pricing.
An AI-assisted draft of the Top 100 book is being refined by a human editorial team (with Todd's behind-the-scenes stories) into the magazine-style book you backed.
Sign in with a secure one-time email link. Nothing to remember.
Top YouTube playthroughs and Twitch VODs are surfaced on each game page, so you can watch code demos and highlights without leaving the vault.
The pre-order shop is open on BackerKit for the Compendium and the campaign extras, for anyone who missed the Kickstarter.
Founders vote on which games earn a place in the canon, and the winners carry a Founders' Pick badge on their game page.
Add SharkVault to your home screen and it opens like an app — useful when the vault is your second screen next to the TV.
An in-app inbox for everything that happens to your submissions and votes, plus per-category controls over what reaches your email.
Every Kickstarter backer has a permanent Founder number and badge, shown across the site and on the Founders Wall.
Chip in beyond your pledge and take a spot on the Supporters Wall with an optional note. Anonymous by default — listing yourself is opt-in.
Every Founder gets a personal share link and a share sheet, so the people you bring in are credited to you.
Make this roadmap readable without signing in, with a changelog automatically built from shipped requests.
Game-specific scripts that read live memory for on-device overlays and real-time stat tracking, starting with Hall of Fame titles.
Long guides are broken into clear acts with screenshots and video placed where they're relevant, instead of one unbroken wall of text.
A campaign hub counting down to GTA VI, with staged code drops from the GTA back catalogue as they're verified.