One library, every platform
Most trackers only know about one storefront. This one holds the whole collection: the games in your Steam account, the discs on the shelf, the handheld you still have in a drawer. Add anything by hand, with your own cover art, when the internet has forgotten it.
The collection lives on your iPhone. It opens and works with no connection at all — on a plane, on the underground, or with the app's servers switched off, because there are none.
Find anything
Search runs against Steam and Wikipedia at the same time, so a 2026 release and a 1994 cartridge turn up in the same list. Console exclusives that no store API knows about arrive through Wikipedia instead.
Know what you actually played
Log sessions, rate a game out of ten, keep notes on where you stopped. Your dashboard turns that into hours played, a completion rate, and an honest look at how big the backlog has really become.
- Playing In progress right now, with the hours adding up.
- Backlog Owned, unplayed, waiting. Usually the largest number.
- Wishlist Not owned yet — the list the Deals tab watches prices against.
- Completed Finished, rated, and counted toward your completion rate.
Never pay full price by accident
Open Deals and you get the current PC discounts across dozens of stores, with anything from your own wishlist pulled to the top. Prices come from CheapShark, refreshed when you open the tab.
Bring your Steam library in
One import adds every game in your Steam account, playtime intact. You supply your own Steam Web API key; it is kept in the iOS Keychain on your device, never synced, and sent nowhere except Steam.
Built to respect you
- No account. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to sign in to.
- No backend. There is no server holding your collection, because there is no server.
- No analytics, no ads, no tracking. Not a single third-party SDK.
- Your data leaves whenever you want. Export the whole collection to JSON or CSV.