Playloggr
7.5#4 in game backlog trackers$6.99 one-timeFree planAndroidWeb
VisitPlayloggr vs Stash
What both publish
| Fact | Playloggr | Stash |
|---|---|---|
| Account deletion | Users can request account deletion, and the privacy policy says data is retained while the account exists. | Users can delete their account and associated personal data in the app settings or request deletion by email; the policy says email requests are processed within 30 days. |
| Data deletion | Users can delete their library or entire account and associated data from account settings. | The privacy policy says users can delete their account and associated personal data in the app, and that email deletion requests are processed within 30 days. |
| Purpose | Playloggr helps gamers organize their backlog, track playing status, and share their profile. | Stash describes itself as a personal video game tracker for logging games and sharing recommendations with friends. |
| Social features | Users can follow players, see what friends are playing in real time and share public lists, rankings and reviews. | The App Store listing says users can follow players, share collections, leave reviews and ratings, and compare progress and gaming tastes. |
Playloggr plans
- FreeFree
- Premium$6.99, paid once
Stash plans
- 1 day pro$0.99, paid once
- 1 month pro$4.99 a month
- Pro subscription (1 year)$29.99 a year
- 1 year pro$49.99 a year
Pick Playloggr if…
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.
Pick Stash if…
Stash suits players who want to organize completed and planned games, track play time, and discover titles through friends and community content. It is available on Android, iOS, and the web.