Critmark Connector od Travis

Critmark keeps your whole game library in one place and helps you decide what to play next. Steam connects on its own. GOG and Epic do not publish an API that lets you access your library, so the Critmark Connector fills that gap by reading the pages you are already signed in to, and only those.

What it does:

GOG. Click Connect GOG on Critmark, sign in to GOG as usual, and the connector reads the one-time connection code from GOG's success page and hands it to Critmark. Critmark trades that code for access to your GOG library, imports your games, and the code is then spent. No copy-paste.

Epic. Click Connect Epic on Critmark, then open the Transactions tabs in your Epic account. A small Critmark panel counts the games it finds across Purchases, Gifts, and Code redemptions. You turn the pages. When you are done, press Send and the titles go to Critmark.

What it reads: GOG's sign-in success page, the three Epic transactions tabs, and your own Critmark account and library pages. Nothing else.

What it sends: the GOG connection code, and your Epic game titles, order numbers, and Epic's catalog identifiers. It sends these only to Critmark.

What it never sends: redemption codes, prices, dates, passwords, cookies, or sign-in tokens.

It does nothing on Epic's pages unless you asked it to, by clicking Connect or Re-Import on Critmark or by turning auto-sync on. It never clicks anything for you. It has no analytics and loads no remote code. The full privacy statement is at https://beta.critmark.com/privacy/connector.

You need a Critmark account. Critmark is in beta at https://beta.critmark.com.

Homepage: https://beta.critmark.com

Privacy policy: https://beta.critmark.com/privacy/connector