Press kit
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Copy-ready description
Cartridge is a free iPhone game tracker that turns games discovered on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and Reddit into a Library people can track, review and share.
Cartridge gives players one place for the games they want to play, are playing and have played. Players can save games from supported social links, rate and review what they play, build shareable collections called Stacks, and create a profile around their gaming taste.
Fast facts
| Detail | Fact |
|---|---|
| Product | Cartridge: Game Tracker & Log |
| Creator | Onyeka Nwamba, independent founder and developer |
| Launch date | 14 September 2026 |
| Platform | iPhone; iOS 26 or later |
| App Store category | Entertainment |
| Price | Free download; optional Cartridge Plus subscription |
| Free features | Library, search, ratings, reviews, profiles, unlimited Stacks and social-link capture |
| Supported free social sources | TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and Reddit |
| App Store ID | 6809190840 |
| Game data | IGDB |
| Press contact | hello@insertcartridge.app |
What makes Cartridge distinct?
Discovery becomes action. Share or paste a supported social link, check the identified game and save it rather than losing it in saved posts or screenshots.
A Library, not a spreadsheet. Track Want to Play, Playing and Played; record completion, abandonment, ratings and short reviews.
Collections made to share. Stacks are themed groups of games with titles and notes that can be shared as cards or public links.
Useful before the network effect. A player can use the Library, reviews and Stacks without needing friends to join.
Founder
Onyeka Nwamba is the independent founder and developer of Cartridge. Onyeka built Cartridge around a simple problem: game recommendations were arriving from more places than ever, but the useful ones were disappearing into saved posts, screenshots and notes. Cartridge turns those scattered discoveries into an organised, expressive record of what someone wants to play and what they thought after playing it.
Onyeka is available for written or recorded interviews via hello@insertcartridge.app.
Logos and editorial artwork
Use the icon or mark as supplied. Please do not recolour, distort or place another logo over it.
Product screenshots
These are the current full-resolution App Store panels. The first three, scanner pair and social-capture pair are continuous compositions and should remain in numerical order when shown together.
Three possible story angles
The game recommendation now starts in the feed. Players increasingly encounter games in social video and community threads; Cartridge turns that moment into a Library entry.
Backlogs should express taste, not create guilt. Cartridge combines play status with reviews, profiles and shareable Stacks so a backlog can become a source of recommendations.
An independent iPhone app designed around modern discovery. Cartridge joins social capture, physical-game scanning, tracking and sharing in one visual experience.
Editorial notes and asset use
Cartridge tracks games; it does not include playable games and is not a game store or emulator. An account is required to save a Library. Link identification requires an internet connection and may not identify every game; the player confirms a result before saving.
Cartridge grants editorial publications permission to use the supplied Cartridge brand and product images in reporting, reviews and social promotion of that coverage. Do not alter the app icon, recolour the Cartridge mark or imply endorsement. Game artwork visible inside product screenshots belongs to its respective rights holders and should remain within the context of the unaltered Cartridge screenshots.