Private project · invite only

Everything you love, on one timeline.

Films and series, LEGO sets, Magic and Star Wars: Unlimited, books — what is out, what is coming, and what happened in your fandoms today. One place instead of nine.

A week on the timeline

12SepIn cinemasAshfallFilm · science fiction
19SepTidebreaker:Season 2Series · episode 1 of 8
26SepOrbital Station 12LEGO set · 2 918 pieces
03OctEdge of the Long NightCard set · prerelease weekend
10OctThe Last CartographerBook · second in the series

An example week, with made-up titles. Yours fills with what you actually follow — and nobody sees it but you and the friends you choose.

What lands on it

WatchFilms and seriesOut now, coming up, and what you already finished.
BuildLEGO setsAnnounced, in stores, and on your shelf.
PlayMagic and Star Wars:UnlimitedCard sets with the dates they land.
ReadBooksCovers, series order, and where you left off.
NewsA daily feed, scored on your fandomsThumbs down and tomorrow looks different.
ShareFriendsOnly friends, only what you share. Strangers see nothing.

F1RST

Which came first?

Two things, one question, seven seconds. A streak counts how far you get. Play a round right now — no account, nothing saved.

Play a round

What G33K is not

Not a shop. Nothing is for sale and there is no affiliate link anywhere.
Not a streaming service. G33K tells you where something plays. It does not play it.
Not a social network. No feed of strangers, no followers, no public profile.
Not a business. No ads, no trackers, nothing sold on. Free, and staying free.

Getting in

G33K runs on invitation. If someone sent you a link, it opens the door for you and nobody else. Without one there is nothing to sign up for — and that is on purpose: the sources this app uses allow a small circle and no more.

I have an invite — sign in

Still being built, in the open. What is not finished yet says so in the app instead of pretending.