Pixel In Waiting

Pixel In Waiting keeps your game backlog and play history in one place, so you always know what to play next. My friend and I used to track games in a Google Sheet. This is the app I wanted instead: minimal, quick, and yours. • Find and add games. Search released and upcoming games, or browse lists of what's popular, new, coming soon and most anticipated, and add them to your library. • Covers and details. Cover art, how long a game takes to beat, game modes, player counts, ratings, screenshots, series and similar games, from IGDB. • Track and rate. Mark each game Upcoming, Wishlist, Owned, Playing, Played or Abandoned, and add a rating, how keen you are, a review, and why you want to play it. • Pick what's next. Sort, search and filter your library by length, modes, rating and release date. Play Next suggests a weekend game, a quick single-player game or a critics' choice, and compares picks with friends. • Home at a glance. What you are playing, upcoming releases on your wishlist, what you finished each year, and what your friends played lately. Optional release-day reminders tell you the day a game comes out. • Share with friends. Invite people with a private link. You see each other's libraries, and a friend can add a game to yours. Only people you invite can see anything. • Stay in sync. Your library lives on your devices and in your own iCloud, so your Mac and iPhone match, and it works offline too. • Take your data with you. Export to CSV or JSON, import a list you already have, undo removals for three days, or delete everything in the app. No account, no ads, no tracking, and I never see your library. Game info comes from Wikidata and IGDB. Questions or ideas: see the support link on this page