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GAMETOME

Every game of your life, in one place

GameTome keeps count for you: what you are playing, what you finished, what is still waiting its turn. And it tells you things about your games no launcher tells you.

Free forever · No ads · Web, Windows, Linux and Android · 7 languages

A GameTome profile with its four favourite games

65,911

games in the catalogue

6,833

games tracked

4

platforms: web, Windows, Linux, Android

7

languages available

Your library is scattered across six different places

Steam, Epic, GOG, Game Pass, PlayStation, the cartridges on the shelf. None of them knows what the others hold, and none keeps track of what you actually played.

You buy again what you already own

That game on sale was already in your library, on another store, for two years.

You start ten games, you finish one

Without a list of what you opened, the backlog grows and you never see it growing.

You forget what you thought of it

Did you like that 2019 game? What score? It is written nowhere.

GameTome is one single shelf, and you write on it

It puts together everything you played, whatever platform it comes from, and adds the part missing everywhere else: a diary. What you finished and when, the score you gave it, what you thought.

  • A list that survives the next console
  • Your verdict written while it was still fresh
  • Stats built on your own sessions, not on sales charts
Library, stats and diary of GameTome on the same screen

What you actually do with GameTome

All of it already in. None of it is a paid plan.

The profile with the library split by state

One shelf, six states

Playing, Completed, On hold, Backlog, Wishlist, Dropped. Open the list and you know what to play tonight, without reopening five launchers.

The game diary with the monthly history

A month by month diary

Every session ends up on a line with date and score. In three years you still remember what you thought.

The stats page with the charts

Your stats, not the store’s

Genres, platforms, decades, and how much you really finish of what you start. Numbers about your games.

A review with the blurred spoiler block

Reviews that do not spoil the ending

Write whatever you want: the spoiler parts stay blurred until the reader decides to uncover them.

The linked accounts: Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, GOG, Epic and more

Your libraries come by themselves

Connect Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, GOG, Epic, EA or Ubisoft and the games arrive already catalogued, hours included. You do not retype ten years of purchases.

The community page

Lists and people to follow

Build lists, see what others are playing, comment. One recommendation beats an algorithm.

The data export panel

The data stays yours

Download everything in JSON whenever you want, your games in CSV too, and delete the account without asking anyone.

And then there is more

Your year in review to share, the release calendar of your wishlist, the hunt for 100% on your achievements, clubs with your friends and the tier list of everything you played.

From zero to diary in three minutes

  1. 1

    Create the account

    Email and password, or Google. No credit card, because there is nothing to pay.

  2. 2

    Add your games

    Search the catalogue and put them on the shelf. Or connect your stores and import them all at once.

  3. 3

    Mark what you are playing

    A state, a score, two lines if you feel like it. The diary and the stats write themselves.

Questions that always come up

Yes. Every feature is free, there is no paid plan and no limit on the number of games. Anyone who wants to support the project can do it from /donate, but it unlocks nothing.

No. No banners, no advertising tracking, no selling your data to third parties.

No, GameTome runs in the browser. If you prefer there are apps for Windows, Linux and Android: same account, same data.

Yes. Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, GOG, Epic, EA app, Ubisoft Connect and Battle.net from the profile settings, plus RetroAchievements and the CSV files of HowLongToBeat, Playnite, Grouvee and Infinite Backlog. The games arrive already matched to the catalogue entries.

From the IGDB database, updated automatically. If a game is missing you can add it by hand: title, year and cover, and it goes straight onto your shelf.

Yes. From /delete-account you delete the account and the connected data, and first you can download a full copy in JSON.

Start with GameTome

Put the first game on the shelf now.

Free, no ads, and you take your data away whenever you want.