GameTrack

GameTrack

Backlog & Collection Manager

1.2K ratings
444 reviews
Free
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Organize your entire game library, manage your backlog, and discover your next favorite game. Track your progress, connect gaming accounts, and explore recommendations. Share your activity and reviews with a community of players.

Organize game collection
Manage backlog and wishlists
Track gaming sessions
Connect gaming accounts
Personalized game recommendations
Community features
Cross-device sync
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What's New in GameTrack

6.1.5

August 10, 2026

Features - Rebuilt barcode scanner — scan one game at a time or batch a whole stack, with a camera picker, torch, tap-to-focus, pinch-to-zoom, and a search fallback when a box isn't recognised - Set or clear start and finish dates for several games at once — select games in your library or a list, then choose Dates from the options menu Improvements - Barcode scanning recognises far more games, using the platform, release year, and publisher printed on the box, and repeat scans are instant - Profiles, Discover, and game pages load faster - Carousels now scroll and coast freely instead of snapping between pages - Community polls show a short description explaining what each poll is about - New Re-sync Everything option in sync settings to recover a device that has fallen behind - Search now sits at the top of the sidebar Fixes - Fixed a device silently receiving no further updates from your other devices - Dragging to reorder games and lists now lands exactly where you drop them - Fixed the library and lists failing to load when grouped by release date or title - Fixed the Profile tab being unreachable on Mac - Fixed a crash when Siri or Shortcuts looked up a game from your library - Discover sections no longer disappear during a temporary server outage

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Subscription plans

GameTrack+ Monthly

Monthly subscription to GameTrack+

$3.991 Month
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$99.99

GameTrack+ Lifetime

Access GameTrack+ with a one time payment

Events

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User reviews

Fantastic App! Quick suggestion tho!

I absolutely love the GameTrack app. It’s one of the best apps I’ve found for keeping my gaming life organized. I love how much freedom it gives you to organize your games into categories, manage your wishlist, keep track of games across different consoles, and create a customizable queue that you can arrange manually or by category. It makes it easy to always know what I’m playing next.

The challenges are another feature I really enjoy, especially being able to create challenges for yourself or with friends and track your progress throughout the year. I also love the monthly completion tracking, user reviews, personal reviews, and the ability to keep all of your gaming activity in one place. The app manages to offer a lot of features while still feeling simple and intuitive.

My main suggestion would be to improve the way user-created content can be shared on social media. Currently, when you share a challenge, it generates a link, but it would be great if GameTrack could generate a customizable image or graphic that could be posted directly to Instagram Stories, Facebook, X, Snapchat, WhatsApp, etc.

For example, I have a challenge to complete 20 games in one year. Every time I complete a game, I’d love to be able to share the challenge graphic showing my progress directly to my Instagram Story. The same could apply to sharing your profile, completed games, reviews, activity, challenges, wishlist, or even your queue. Something similar to the shareable graphics used by apps like Spotify would make this content much more engaging and give GameTrack more visibility on social media.

Overall, I think GameTrack is a fantastic app that I would recommend to any gamer who wants to keep their games, backlog, progress, and gaming experiences organized. Adding more customizable social-media sharing options would make an already great app even better.
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Mucha informacion

, preferiría algo mas simple que muestre mi colleccion mis juegos completados y mis juegos en proceso , hay una linea de aprendizaje que da flojera acomodar todo

amazing… but there’s ALWAYS a but…

look, i love this app, it’s great, i’ve loved tracking my games on here and writing reviews of them, but this app has been around for 7+ YEARS and it feels SOOOOOOO underbaked, many areas still feel incredibly clunky (editing reviews completely reposts it and removes stars, abandoning games deletes all progress related to it) if this app was around for 1-2 years, i’d understand, but come on man?? and you want me to spend $100 for your subscription? for some basic features no less? i understand no ads means the money has to come from somewhere but i can’t put my money into an app that feels like it’s moving at a snails pace to be finished
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Must need for gamers!

Love the app. Very easy to use and the app is very intuitive and easy to understand in general but I feel some customizable settings are a bit tricky to figure out at first. That being said, adding games to your different lists, archives and queue categories feel very organized.
ONE THING that I wish was implemented is the ability to share your challenges in the form of pictures so I can post on my social media. Just some options for us gamers to brag about on socials. Other than that it's a very solid app and I've been recommending it to all my gamer friends.
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Literally my dream app, but too many paywalls

I have always really wanted an app like Letterboxd/TV Time/Goodreads but for video games. I’ve had this app for awhile now and just recently decided to check it out again, and there has been so many sick updates that added some really cool features. I’m willing to pay a reasonable price to use this app because I’m obsessed with lists/stats (especially as a trophy hunter) but $30 for a year is crazy to me. If it was $15 or lower, I would considering paying. It’s literally only $13 to buy access to psn profiles premium which provides a lot of the same features, and that’s a PERMANENT purchase.
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FAQ

What does GameTrack do?

GameTrack helps you organize your entire game library, manage your backlog, and discover what to play next. You can track your collection, log gaming sessions, and connect your gaming accounts to automatically import your libraries and achievements.

What are the key features of GameTrack?

Key features include tracking your collection across 40+ platforms, marking games as playing, completed, backlogged, or wishlisted, logging sessions with a built-in timer, connecting accounts like PlayStation and Steam, receiving personalized recommendations, and syncing your library across all your Apple devices.

How much does GameTrack cost?

GameTrack is free to download. A subscription called GameTrack+ unlocks additional features like unlimited lists, advanced stats, and custom themes. The subscription automatically renews unless turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends.

What platforms is GameTrack compatible with?

GameTrack syncs everywhere across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro. It can also connect to gaming platforms such as PlayStation, Xbox, Steam, Epic Games, and RetroAchievements to import your game libraries.

Who is GameTrack for?

This app is designed for gamers who want a comprehensive way to manage their gaming hobby. It's ideal for those with large backlogs, collectors who want to catalog their games, and players looking for personalized game discovery and social interaction with other gamers.