Gamedexy is a research library for mobile game UI and UX. Explore 2,100+ screens and 100+ complete chronological player flows from real mobile games. Search onboarding, monetization, retention, shops, offers, rewards, and exact on-screen copy, then organize references into shareable collections.

Hey Product Hunt, I’m Jack, the solo founder of Gamedexy. Mobile game research is still surprisingly manual. Designers and developers install games, record sessions, collect screenshots, and organize references themselves. I built Gamedexy to make that research searchable while preserving the sequence in which players actually experience each screen. The library launches with 2,100+ screens and 100+ complete flows covering onboarding, monetization, retention, progression, shops, offers, rewards, and more. Every screen comes from gameplay I recorded directly and is human-reviewed before publishing. Nothing is scraped from another reference library. The complete library is free during the launch open house. I’m especially looking for feedback on: 1. Which games are most important to add next 2. Whether complete flows are more useful than isolated screenshots 3. What would make this worth paying for as part of a real design workflow Thanks for taking a look.

The chronological player flow view saved me hours of scrubbing through random captures to see how a game actually guides users from launch to first purchase. Search by on-screen copy is a really smart touch for comparing real wording across competitors.

The chronological player flows are genuinely useful - finally can see how games actually guide players through onboarding and offers rather than guessing from isolated screens. Search by specific on-screen copy is a nice touch.

finally a place to dig into actual mobile game flows instead of guessing at screenshots on dribbble, the onboarding search saved me a stack of time this morning

Gamedexy

Mobile game UI and UX flows, made searchable

Mobile game UI and UX flows, made searchable