Backlog Zero
5.9#20 in game backlog trackersFree planFree planmacOSWindows
VisitBacklog Zero vs GameTrack
What both publish
| Fact | Backlog Zero | GameTrack |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Some features require free third-party services or apps, including Steam API access, GOG Galaxy, Heroic, OpenXBL, gg.deals, and Twitch developer credentials for IGDB cover art. | Gaming-account connections cover PlayStation, Xbox, Steam, Epic Games, GOG and RetroAchievements. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says the app has no analytics, crash reporting, telemetry, account system, or Backlog Zero server, and does not collect or transmit personal data. | The privacy policy says GameTrack does not store passwords for connected third-party gaming services. |
| Support | The FAQ offers a contact form for bugs, feature ideas, and feedback. | The Android page directs users to [email protected] for bug reports or questions. |
Backlog Zero plans
- Free (pay what you want — including nothing)Free
GameTrack plans
- FreeFree
- GameTrack+ Monthly$3.99 a month
- GameTrack+ Annual$29.99 a year
- GameTrack+ Lifetime$99.99, paid once
Pick Backlog Zero if…
It suits gamers who want one place to track games across platforms, spot duplicates, and manage a large backlog. The local storage and offline use may also suit people who prefer not to create an account.
Pick GameTrack if…
GameTrack suits players who want to catalog games, track progress and playtime, or sync supported gaming accounts. Its recommendations and social features may also help users choose and discuss games.