Playloggr
Playloggr helps gamers organize a backlog, track playing status, and share a profile.
What Playloggr is
Playloggr helps gamers organize a backlog, track playing status, and share a profile. It syncs game libraries with Steam, PlayStation, GOG, Xbox, and Epic Games, and offers a separate wishlist with Steam wishlist synchronization. A live session timer records playtime, including for retro, emulator, and physical games. Statistics cover hours played, ratings, platform breakdowns, activity heatmaps, and global rankings. Users can follow players, see friends playing in real time, and share a public profile containing lists, rankings, and reviews. Its Game Plan feature chains games using HowLongToBeat duration estimates and tracks weekly progress toward completion. Playloggr also has 139 unlockable achievements with XP and levels, available on the free plan. Access is listed for Android and web. The Android app supports email or Google login, public or private profiles, and Spanish, English, and Portuguese. The Free plan is free, billed forever. Premium is a $6.99 USD one-time payment and adds unlimited folders and rankings, customization options, recent statistics, and games in common.
Good
- Syncs libraries with five listed gaming services.
- Tracks sessions for retro, emulator, and physical games.
- Free plan includes all 139 achievements.
- Profiles can be public or private in the Android app.
- Users can delete their library or account data.
Watch out
- Free plan limits folders to 10 and rankings to three.
- Premium costs $6.99 USD as a one-time payment.
- Android and web are the listed platforms.
- Premium refunds are generally limited to 48 hours.
Who it suits
It suits gamers who want to keep a backlog, record playtime, and share game lists or reviews. Players who use several listed gaming platforms may find the library sync useful.
Verdict
Playloggr combines game-library organization, playtime tracking, and social profiles, with achievements available on its free plan. Premium removes folder and ranking limits and adds profile customization and other features.
Plans and prices
From Playloggr's own pricing page, checked 15 Oct 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | unlimited library and wishlist · sync Steam, PlayStation, GOG, Xbox and Epic · up to 10 lists and 3 rankings · unlimited followers · public profile · reviews · statistics · achievements, XP and levels · USD $0 / forever |
| Premium | $6.99, paid once | unlimited lists and rankings · exclusive frames, fonts and avatars · full avatar customization · last 2 weeks statistics · games in common · Game Plan · USD $6.99 one-time payment |
The facts
Each one read from Playloggr's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- Account deletion
- Users can request account deletion, and the privacy policy says data is retained while the account exists.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Achievements
- The product provides 145 achievements with XP and levels; achievements are available on the free plan.checked 15 Oct 2026
- API and SDKs
- The maker's public pages do not document a public API, SDK, webhook system or developer integration kit.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Authentication security
- Steam and PlayStation connections use public IDs, while GOG, Xbox, and Epic logins use those platforms' OAuth pages.checked 2 Oct 2026
- Automatic synchronization
- Supported platform libraries are synchronized daily without opening the app.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Backlog statuses
- Games can be marked playing, completed, backlog, dropped or on hold, with a separate wishlist.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Credential handling
- Steam and PlayStation connections use public IDs, while GOG, Xbox and Epic authentication occurs on each platform's official OAuth page.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Custom rankings
- Users can create their own rankings, such as top-ten genre or yearly lists.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Data deletion
- Users can delete their library or entire account and associated data from account settings.checked 2 Oct 2026
- Data-sharing statement
- Playloggr says it does not share connected-account data with third parties.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Google Play availability
- The Android listing shows 100+ downloads, PEGI 3 content classification and an October 13, 2026 update date.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Google Play data safety
- The listing says device or other IDs may be shared, personal and financial information may be collected, data is encrypted in transit and deletion requests are supported.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Google Play developer
- Google Play identifies the developer as TOMAS LEANDRO GIANNOBI FREUE, trading as Netherdev.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Google Play location
- The Google Play listing gives the developer address as Garcia Merou 1159, 1640 Acassuso, Buenos Aires, Argentina.checked 15 Oct 2026
- iPhone availability
- There is no native iPhone app listed; iPhone users are directed to the web app with the same account and features.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Library sync
- It syncs libraries with Steam, PlayStation, GOG, Xbox, and Epic Games.checked 2 Oct 2026
- Licence
- No open-source repository or software licence is identified on the public product pages; open-source status is therefore not stated.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Limit: community criticism
- A Reddit commenter characterized Playloggr as a Playnite rip-off; the developer replied that it is a backlog tracker rather than a launcher.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Limit: Premium recency window
- Premium statistics are limited to the last two weeks according to the published plan description.checked 15 Oct 2026
Where it runs
- Android app
- The Android app supports email or Google login, public or private profiles, and Spanish, English, and Portuguese.checked 2 Oct 2026
- Limit: native-platform coverage
- The maker lists web and Android access; no native Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS or browser-extension app is documented.checked 15 Oct 2026
Money
- Game plan
- The Premium Game Plan chains games with HowLongToBeat duration estimates and tracks weekly progress until completion.checked 2 Oct 2026
- Game Plan
- Premium Game Plan chains games using HowLongToBeat duration estimates and tracks weekly progress.checked 15 Oct 2026
The company
- Headquarters
- Acassuso, Buenos Aires, Argentinachecked 28 Sep 2026
The full review of Playloggr
Playloggr is a cross-platform game library and backlog manager for players who want one record of what they own, play, and plan to finish. It is best suited to gamers who enjoy detailed statistics and a shareable profile, while players seeking a private offline tracker or broad desktop coverage should look elsewhere.
Its free tier is unusually complete for tracking and achievements. The main compromise is that unlimited folders, rankings, and extensive profile customization require Premium.
Overview
Playloggr consolidates libraries from Steam, PlayStation, GOG, Xbox, and Epic Games. A separate wishlist can also synchronize with Steam, giving users a practical way to distinguish owned games from future purchases. Manual tracking fills an important gap: the live session timer records playtime for retro titles, emulator sessions, and physical games that cannot report hours automatically. That flexibility is valuable, although those sessions depend on remembering to start and stop the timer.
The service combines backlog management with a social layer. Users can follow other players, see what friends are playing in real time, and publish a profile containing lists, rankings, and reviews. Statistics cover hours played, ratings, platform distribution, activity heatmaps, and global rankings. This is a strong fit for people who want their gaming history to be both an archive and a public identity; it is less appropriate for anyone wanting a strictly personal log.
Key features
Tracking and planning
Playloggr's Game Plan arranges games into a sequence using HowLongToBeat duration estimates and tracks weekly progress toward completion. It adds structure to a large backlog instead of merely displaying a catalog, particularly for players who work through games in a deliberate order.
There are 139 unlockable achievements with XP and levels, and every one is included on the free plan. These goals reward activity inside the service rather than replacing a game's own achievement system, but they give completion-minded users another reason to maintain their records.
Accounts, privacy, and support
Steam and PlayStation connections use public IDs. GOG, Xbox, and Epic connections send users through those platforms' OAuth pages, avoiding the need to hand Playloggr those credentials directly. Playloggr says it does not sell data to third parties or use it for its own advertising. Library data and the complete account can be deleted from account settings.
The Android app accepts email or Google sign-in, supports public or private profiles, and offers Spanish, English, and Portuguese interfaces. Playloggr says it answers every email covering questions, suggestions, or bug reports, which is useful when an import or tracking workflow needs help.
Pricing
Free
The Free plan costs free, billed forever. It includes an unlimited library and wishlist, unlimited followers, a public profile, and all 139 achievements with XP and every level. Organization is capped at 10 folders and three rankings. That is enough for straightforward backlog tracking and social sharing, but users who classify games extensively or maintain many comparative lists will reach those caps.
Premium
Premium costs $6.99, paid once, a one-time payment rather than a recurring subscription. It removes folder and ranking limits, adds exclusive frames, fonts, and avatars earned by level, and enables full avatar, frame, and font customization. It also includes statistics for the last two weeks and a Games in Common feature. The purchase makes sense for heavy organizers and profile-focused users; casual trackers can remain on Free without losing the core library, wishlist, timer, or achievements.
A Premium refund can be requested within 48 hours of payment, except that qualifying billing errors remain eligible after that period. There is no recurring renewal to monitor because the listed Premium charge is one-time.
Platforms
Playloggr is available on Android and the web, with Android as its listed mobile app. Its library integrations cover five major PC and console services, while the timer extends to games on formats those integrations cannot recognize. Users who require native iOS, macOS, Linux, or Windows applications should consider alternatives with those platforms.
Who it's for
Choose Playloggr if you want multi-store library consolidation, manual timing for older or physical games, detailed activity statistics, and a profile that can be shared with other players. The free plan is particularly compelling for users who can work within 10 folders and three rankings. Premium is aimed at collectors who need unlimited organization or want substantial profile styling without a subscription.
It is a weaker choice for offline-first use, completely private record keeping, or a dedicated desktop application. Its social profile and public ranking tools are strengths only when you want those features visible.
Pros and cons
- Pro: Imports from Steam, PlayStation, GOG, Xbox, and Epic Games, reducing fragmented libraries.
- Pro: A live timer covers retro, emulator, and physical games as well as connected-platform titles.
- Pro: All 139 achievements, XP, and levels are free, not reserved for Premium.
- Pro: Public profiles, follows, real-time friend activity, and rankings support an active social record.
- Con: The Free plan limits users to 10 folders and three rankings.
- Con: Android and web are the only listed platforms, limiting native-app options elsewhere.
- Con: Manual timing is necessary for games outside automatic integrations, so complete records require discipline.
- Con: Premium customization and unlimited organization require an upfront purchase.
Alternatives
For a wider platform footprint, Logged runs on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows; its free plan includes unlimited tracking, ratings, reviews, collections, imports, and exports, with light ads. GameTrack is a better fit for Apple users needing iOS or macOS, offering unlimited games and three custom lists free, with GameTrack+ Monthly at $3.99 a month.
Choose BAKLOG if a Linux, macOS, or Windows app and MIT-licensed open-source project matter most. MioLog is a free, open-source, offline-first option with no account required. Backlog Zero includes all features with no tiers or account and uses a pay-what-you-want model.
Cartridge suits iOS users who want stacks, reviews, and share cards, while Grouvee offers web-based shelves, lists, ratings, and reviews. Infinite Backlog is a free web tracker with optional Patreon supporter perks.
See Game Backlog Trackers for the broader category.
Verdict
Playloggr is a strong recommendation for multi-platform gamers who want automatic imports, manual playtime coverage, meaningful statistics, and a social profile in one service. Its free plan delivers the essential tracking experience and the full achievement system. Look elsewhere if you need offline operation, iOS or desktop-native apps, or more than 10 folders and three rankings without paying the one-time Premium fee.
