How it works

App and game developers post one-time redeem codes here. You sign in with Google, choose a giveaway and get a code that unlocks the app or item for free in its store.

Getting a code

1. Sign in with your Google account. That's your one identity on the site.
2. Open a giveaway. Each one works in one of three ways:
   • First come, first served: press Claim my code and it's yours immediately.
   • Developer picks: ask for a code, optionally with a note. If the developer approves you, your code appears.
   • Random draw: enter before the end date. Winners are drawn at random.
   • Exchange a key: enter the key the developer gave you, such as the order number of an earlier purchase or a secret phrase, and get a code right away.
3. Redeem the code in the store. Every code comes with a direct link and steps for Google Play, the App Store or Steam.

Questions

Why only one code per person?

So that codes reach as many real people as possible. The rule is built into the site's database, so it can't be bypassed by clicking twice or opening several tabs.

Can I use more than one Google account?

No. Using several accounts to collect extra codes breaks the terms, and those accounts can be suspended. Developers also see when several requests come from the same internet connection.

My key isn't accepted. Why?

Check it for typos; capital letters and extra spaces don't matter. Some keys work only once, so a key that was already exchanged can't be used again. For security, you can try 10 times per hour.

Where do I find my codes later?

In My codes. Codes stay there, but each one only works once, and some expire, so redeem them soon.

My code didn't work. What now?

On the code, choose "This code didn't work". The developer sees the report, and if several people report the same giveaway, it pauses itself for a check. We can't issue replacement codes, because only the developer can create them.

Is it really free?

Yes. Codes on this site are never sold. If anyone asks you to pay for a code from here, please tell us at [email protected].

How do I know the developer is real?

Before posting codes, every developer proves they own the store listing, either with a file on the website shown on that listing or with a token in its description. Apps from stores we can't check automatically are approved by hand.

I'm a developer. How do I start?

See the developer page, then open the dashboard.