GamerVaultMoving your collection from GAMEYE
GAMEYE lets you export your collection as a CSV, and that file carries almost everything you entered. Here is what is in it and how to move it without losing a row.
Why people move
GAMEYE is a capable free tracker and a lot of collectors are happy with it. The reasons people give for leaving, in their own words on collector forums, tend to be database coverage for PAL and other regional releases, games they submitted that never appeared, and wanting a price guide with condition-level values built into the same list rather than checked elsewhere. If none of that bothers you, stay. If it does, the move is a ten-minute job.
Export from GAMEYE
In GAMEYE, open your collection, go to the settings or menu for the collection, and choose the export option to produce a CSV file. Save it somewhere you can reach from your phone or computer (Files, Google Drive, email it to yourself). The export includes your titles, platforms, an ownership tier (the completeness of each copy), quantities, a country or region column, and any notes.
One quirk worth knowing: GAMEYE writes "-1.0" in price columns where it had no data. An importer that treats that as a real number would show a collection full of negative values. GamerVault recognizes the sentinel and discards it, so prices are looked up fresh rather than copied.
Import into GamerVault
Open GamerVault, go to Import, and pick the CSV. The app recognizes a GAMEYE export by its headers, maps the ownership tier to loose, complete or sealed, keeps quantities, and uses the country column to pick the right regional release where PriceCharting prices it separately. Review any rows it flags, usually titles with several releases, and confirm.
Your GAMEYE data is not touched; the export is a copy. Keep both until you are satisfied, then decide.
Bring your GAMEYE collection over in ten minutes
GamerVault reads GAMEYE exports directly, keeps conditions, quantities and regions, and attaches current loose, complete, sealed and graded values to every row. Free, no ads, CSV export any time so you are never locked in.
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Frequently asked
Does GAMEYE let you export your collection?
Yes. GAMEYE can export a collection to a CSV file containing titles, platforms, ownership tier, quantities, region and notes.
Will I lose my conditions and quantities when I move from GAMEYE?
Not with GamerVault. The ownership tier maps to loose, complete or sealed, and quantities and regions are kept.