Game Tracker: Play & Log

- Tag and genre suggestions. When you assign or replace a game's tags or genres, the app can suggest existing ones that fit, based on its title and description. Suggestions are never applied on their own: you decide. They're created using Apple Intelligence, Apple's privacy-conscious technology. - Apple Intelligence setting. In Settings, under Configurations, there's a switch to turn Apple Intelligence features on or off. - Game year recap. In Statistics you can generate a written summary of your year in games, created using Apple Intelligence. - Siri and Shortcuts integration. Game Tracker offers many improved actions for Siri and Shortcuts. You can automate how you manage your collection and get your content (games, notes, ratings, play sessions) as an image, a PDF, or rich text. You can also search and filter more precisely, for example by added, purchase, release, start, or finish date, price, rating, or favorites. - Statistics and spending with Siri and Shortcuts. You can ask for figures about your collection: a year's statistics (games completed and time played), what you spent in total, over a period, and in each currency, the platforms and genres you played the most, games by progress status (to play, playing, played), the games you lent out, and upcoming games. - Spotlight search. Your games appear in the system Spotlight search, so you can find and open them quickly from outside the app, also by start or finish date and by status. - Suggestions to keep playing. The games you open most often can appear in system suggestions, and the currently playing widget can appear in the Smart Stack around the times you usually play. - Siri and Shortcuts understand what's on screen. You can use Siri or a shortcut to act on the game, space, tag, or item you are currently viewing. - Game session Live Activity. The timer stays readable in long sessions and is no longer clipped, the cover is shown correctly, StandBy and the Dynamic Island in landscape are supported, and the expanded view has been refined. You can pause and resume from the Live Activity. - Export and sharing. You can share a game, a note, a rating, or a play session as an image, a PDF, or text, and export a space as a catalogue of its games in PDF or CSV. - A new way to import from another app. Importing has been rebuilt from scratch. Choose the file and Game Tracker works out which app wrote it and what's inside; if it doesn't recognise it, you say which column holds what, and the app fills in most of it. Before anything is written you see, row by row, what will happen: what comes in, what looks like a game you already have, and what stays out. At the end you get a summary to keep, and the rows that couldn't be imported come back as a file with your columns plus one explaining why, so you can fix them and import just those. - Update the games you already have. Importing is no longer only about adding. When a game in your file is already in your collection, you choose whether to fill in only what's missing or let the file replace what you wrote, for all rows at once or row by row. - More forgiving library search. When you search your collection, the search now ignores case, accents, and punctuation, so you find a game even by typing part of the title. - Improved title sorting. Alphabetical order is more consistent, ignores case and accents, and you can choose to ignore leading articles (The, A, …). If anything looks out of order, the new "Repair search and sorting" option in Settings rebuilds the search and sort data. Some of these features require a device compatible with Apple Intelligence and a recent version of iOS. Game Tracker is crafted by an indie developer. Your feedback and suggestions help shape future updates. If you find the app useful, a review would mean a lot. For any support, contact me at support@gametracker.cloud. Simone