Every game you’ve played, in one list

What it does

• Lists by status

  • Backlog
  • Playing
  • On Hold
  • Finished
  • Dropped

  A game sits in one of the five at a time, and you move it as you play.

• A backlog and a wishlist

  The backlog holds what you mean to play; the wishlist, what you want. A game can be on the wishlist and in a list at once.

• Scores and reviews

  Your own score, in half stars, and a review you keep to yourself or publish on your public profile and the game’s page.

• Playthroughs, with hours

  Each run with its dates and hours, played rushed, normally or as a completionist. Members’ runs give each game its typical time to finish.

• A release calendar for your games

  A year ahead for the games you track: what comes out on which day, and what is known only to its month, quarter or year.

• Import from other trackers

  Bring a library over with its shelves, dates and playthroughs: Grouvee first, and more trackers to come.

What is coming

• Email confirmation and password resets, and signing in with Google or Facebook.
• A search box on every page, suggesting games as you type.
• Your backlog and your favourites in the order you choose, and changes to many games at once.
• Profiles with a display name, an avatar and a bio.
• Later: where to buy a game and for how much, your Steam library, and following other players.

The plan is public: it is the issues of the repository on GitHub, where the code is too.