Welcome to Spectrum Computing

Proudly powered by the open source ZXDB database - The largest ZX Spectrum database in the world!

This site provides you with:

• Details about classic games.
• Information about ZX Spectrum games & hardware.
• A forum & latest software releases.

Don't forget to visit ourForums for great Spectrum related conversation.

Latest ZXDB Update February 20, 2026

Thank you for visitingSpectrum Computing site. This website allows you to search for software and hardware created for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum which is an 8-bit personal home computer released in the United Kingdom in 1982 by Sinclair Research Ltd.

This site uses the popular open-source ZXDB database which was created by Einar Saukas for use by the whole ZX Spectrum community.

Einar and others are actively working on ZXDB and it now includes releases post 2013 (which was the last time new titles were added to WoS), as well as magazine links for Crash, Your Sinclair, Your Spectrum, Sinclair User and many more.

This website also gathers and preserves information and software for other Sinclair machines, including the ZX80, ZX81, Sinclair QL, as well as clones and modern iterations like the ZX Next.

Please note that this site does not support searches for X-rated titles. These titles are included in ZXDB, but for such searches, we recommend using a resource likeZXInfo.

Copyright Information

Spectrum Computing is dedicated to maintaining a freely accessible archive of software created for the Sinclair range of computers. This site operates without commercial intent. If you are the rights holder of any software featured here and wish to have it removed, please reach out to us at spectrumcomputing.co.uk [at] gmail.com. We will address your request promptly.

A big thank you is due to the following people:

• Einar for the creation of ZXDB.
• Ricardo Nunes who has done a huge amount of work implementing Bootstrap across the site and developing many site improvements.
• Thomas Ahn Kolbeck Kjær Heckmann for his numerous contributions to ZXDB. Thomas has been particularly active with the inclusion of many ZX81 titles and associated screens which were previously not in the database. Thomas also runs the excellentZXInfo website, as well as providing aPublic API for accessing ZXDB.
• Steve Brown: for recovering and preserving a huge amount of missed programs at TZXVault, and helping to add it all to ZXDB. You can support his ongoing work by visiting hisPatroen page.
• Pavel Pliva, Steve Brown, Will Woodvine, Guy Black and Mort for sharing their collections of rare inlay scans, maps and other material.
• Dmitri for his GifCreator software.
• The late Daren Pearcy who provided links to theRZX Archive videos and downloads.
• Chris Bourne for giving us access to his ZX Spectrum Reviews Database.
• Kim Lemon fromLemon64 andLemon Amiga for working with us to provide reciprocal links.
• Team Zeddy: Steve Brown, Mark Westmoreland, Luis Rato and Thomas Heckmann for recovering and preserving a huge amount of missed ZX81 programs.
• Everybody who has contributed to the WoS infoseek database over the years.

We hope you enjoy the site, and look forward to your feedback.

The images used on this site of the ZX Spectrum range of computers are from Oleg Origin or taken from Wikipedia and are used under their "fair use" policy.

The Spectrum Computing Team
spectrumcomputing.co.uk [at] gmail.com