Every game you’ve played, in one place.
Your history is scattered across Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and more. We built the one home that holds all of it.
The story so far
It started in our Discord.
One night we got talking about the gaming site we actually wanted. One place to track your whole history, rate what you play, and show off the achievements you’ve earned. And it had to look good, not like a spreadsheet.
Nothing out there did all of that. Your games sit in launchers that don’t talk to each other, and most trackers are not exactly nice to look at.
So a few of us decided to build it ourselves. It turned into a passion project, and it shows.
One place for everything you play, not just the last game you finished.
Built together, in our own time.
- Kadim
- Kevin
- Deniz
- Roman
- Aru
Run by Kadim, who is responsible for the site. Contact details are in the imprint.
What it is today
A tracker that respects how people actually play.
One library
Steam, PlayStation and Xbox, synced into a single shelf.
Honest tracking
Plan, Playing, Completed, On Hold and Dropped, plus a score out of ten and a simple recommend.
Pages worth opening
Cinematic game detail, HowLongToBeat times, studio pages and similar games.
Proof you played
Steam achievements and PlayStation trophies, gathered in one place.
Live and present
See who is playing right now, the moment they start.
Free and yours
Free to use and dark by default, the way most of us play.
Where we are, and where this goes.
Some of this you can use today. Some is in the workshop. The rest is the direction we are building toward. Honest status on each, no fake ship dates, and a heart on everything still to come so you can tell us what to build first.
- Phase 1Here now
Foundation
One home for everything you play.
- One library across Steam, PlayStation and Xbox
- Status tracking, scores out of ten and recommends
- Cinematic game pages, HowLongToBeat times and studio pages
- Steam achievements and PlayStation trophies in one place
- Live now-playing presence and personal profiles
The things people actually ask.
Straight answers, including the parts that are not finished and the places where our numbers are rougher than they look.
Is MyGamingLog free?
Yes. Every core feature stays free: your library, statuses, scores, reviews and your public profile. A later Plus tier will add cosmetics and advanced stats, and it sits on top of the free product instead of carving pieces out of it.
Which accounts can I connect?
Steam, PlayStation and Xbox sync today, and they bring in the games you own plus the hours you have played. Riot, Epic, GOG, Nintendo, Battle.net, EA Play and Ubisoft Connect are on the roadmap above, not live yet. You can add any game by hand in the meantime, whatever you played it on.
A game is missing. How do I add it?
Search for it. If it is not in our catalog yet we fetch it from IGDB as you search, so it usually turns up in the results right away. If IGDB does not have it either, it needs to be added there first and it reaches us after that.
Who can see my library?
You choose one of three settings: public, friends only, or fully private. Friends only keeps your name and avatar visible to everyone while gating the content to people you follow back. On top of that you can hide individual games, and your wishlist has its own setting, so a public profile can still keep its wishlist to itself.
How is a game’s score calculated?
It is the plain average of every member score on that game, shown out of ten. We do not weight it and we do not pull it toward the middle, so on a game with only a handful of scores one strong opinion moves the number a long way. The number of scores next to it is the part worth reading.
Can I delete my account?
Yes, from the danger zone in your settings. It is a real erasure rather than a hidden flag: your account, library, reviews, achievements, follows and private messages all go. The one exception is group chat, where your messages stay but are detached from your account, because everyone else in the group would otherwise lose their conversation.
Where does the game data come from?
The catalog itself comes from IGDB: covers, release dates, genres and studios. Your library and playtime come from whichever platform you connected. We are not affiliated with Valve, Sony, Microsoft or Riot Games.
Do you track achievements?
Steam achievements and PlayStation trophies, per game and on your profile, and you can pin the ones you are proud of.
Found a bug, or want something built?
Tell us. A heart on the roadmap above is the fastest way to push a feature up the list, and anything that needs a human reaches us here.
Parts of this page and our legal documents were drafted with the help of an AI writing assistant, then reviewed and adopted by the team. How that works.
We won’t pretend it’s all finished. Phase one is mostly here. The rest is a map, not a promise, and we would rather show you the road than oversell the destination.
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