GAMES
Track your video game collection
Everything you have played in one place, sorted by status, rated out of five stars. Your library follows you from one phone to the next.
Four statuses, and a rating
A game goes into playing, finished, dropped or wishlist. A finished game can be marked as completed to one hundred per cent, which shows on its page.
Ratings run from zero to five stars, half stars included: between a 4 and a 5 there is room. A rating can stand alone or carry a text: a review is a rating you added words to.
You can log hours played and how many times you have replayed it, if that interests you. None of it is required.
The showcase, lists, and the journal
Four games sit at the top of your profile: that is the showcase, and it shares as a single image. It is the first thing people see of you.
Beside it, lists you build: your top 10, the ones to finish before the year is out, the ones for two on a sofa. And a journal that keeps track of what you sorted, rated and finished, day after day.
The catalogue holds over 25,000 games, from the Atari 2600 to the PS5, remasters, remakes and ports included.
- Four statusesPlaying, finished, dropped, wishlist, with completion tracked separately.
- Half starsBecause the gap between a 4 and a 5 deserves a notch.
- A showcaseFour games at the top of your profile, shared as one image.
- A journalWhat you played, rated and finished, day after day.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account?
No to look around. Yes to keep your collection and find it again on another phone.
How many games are in the catalogue?
Over 25,000, from the Atari 2600 to the PS5. The data comes from IGDB.
Can I rate with half stars?
Yes, from 0.5 to 5 in half-step increments.
Free, on both stores