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Each report ties a cheat result to stable identifiers for the game version and the cheat itself, stored anonymously — so results correlate across different emulators and cheat providers.
A centralized platform for collecting, aggregating, and exposing community feedback on video game cheat codes — so players always know which cheats actually work.
The backend is live and under active development. Access is currently invite-only while we test the integration layer with real users.
Emulators, cheat-database websites, and other tools each maintain their own cheat code lists — but there is no shared, machine-consumable way to know whether a given cheat actually works on a specific game and emulator version.
CheatWorks fills that gap. Integrations submit simple compatibility feedback (working / not working) and read back aggregated reliability ratings for individual cheats across games, emulators, and providers — all through a clean, standard API.
Want the full picture? Read the original System Design Document.
Each report ties a cheat result to stable identifiers for the game version and the cheat itself, stored anonymously — so results correlate across different emulators and cheat providers.
The platform maintains running statistics per game / emulator / cheat combination and exposes counts, ratings, and confidence information to any integration.
A standard REST API lets emulator UIs and cheat-provider websites plug in with minimal effort. Applications register once, then submit and read feedback.
The full API is documented with interactive Swagger UI. Browse the Feedback, Ratings, and Health endpoints, inspect schemas, and try requests directly from your browser.
/v1/feedback/v1/ratingsInterested in joining the closed beta, integrating your emulator or cheat database, or just curious about the project? I'd love to hear from you.
leocck@gmail.comReach out to request beta access or discuss an integration.