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GameTrack

7.8#3 in game backlog trackersFrom $29.99 a year
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GG

6.1#17 in game backlog trackers
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Android availabilityThe Android app is native for phones and tablets and launched on Google Play in May 2026.GG has an Android app listed on Google Play; its listing reports 100K+ downloads.
DiscoveryDiscovery includes recommendations, trending titles, curated collections and Time to Beat estimates.The App Store listing says users can discover games through community feedback, trending releases, and highly rated games.
Progress trackingGames can be organized into statuses such as in-progress, completed, queued and wishlisted.Users can track gaming progress and experiences.
PurposeGameTrack helps organize a game library, manage a backlog, and discover what to play next.GG describes itself as a video game collection tracker for discovering games, tracking a collection, and seeing what friends are playing.
Social featuresUsers can follow friends, share activity, write reviews, and create collaborative lists.The app listing says users can connect with other gamers, follow friends’ activity, and share gaming interests.
SupportThe Android page directs users to [email protected] for bug reports or questions.The Google Play listing gives [email protected] as the support email.

GameTrack plans

  • FreeFree
  • GameTrack+ Monthly$3.99 a month
  • GameTrack+ Annual$29.99 a year
  • GameTrack+ Lifetime$99.99, paid once

GG plans

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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.

Pick GG if…

GG suits players who want to track a game collection, progress, wishlists, and reviews in one profile. It also fits people interested in discovering titles through community feedback and following friends’ activity.

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