Savepoint - Game Tracker

Savepoint - Game Tracker

Your backlog lives here.

2 ratings
2 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 29, 2026
  • September 3, 2026

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Organize your gaming life by tracking what you play, managing your backlog, and creating wishlists. Discover new and trending titles with detailed information before you buy.

Track played games
Manage game backlog
Wishlist games
Discover new releases
Organize game library
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What's New in Savepoint

2.3.0

September 3, 2026

What's new: • Search inside any list. Every list in your library now has a search field, so you can find a title without scrolling. • Find other players. Search turns up people as well as games. Start your search with @ to look for players only, and tap any review author to visit their profile. • Filters stay where you set them. Each list remembers its own filter, sort and grouping instead of sharing one setting across your whole library. • Verified play. Reviews and ratings backed by a linked platform account now carry a Verified play chip, and community ratings show how many come from verified players. Reviews without one are still shown in full. • Redesigned review cards, with a clearer verdict line, more room for your writing, and the game you reviewed right there on the card. • Date added now means the date a game joined that list. A game you moved to Beaten today leads the Beaten tab instead of sorting by a save from years ago. • New colors for Beaten, On Hold and Abandoned. Beaten trades burnt orange for teal, On Hold takes a calm gold, and Abandoned settles into a muted plum. All three are easier to read in light and dark. • Smoother loading. Home, your status lists and profile tabs fill in with placeholders shaped like the content instead of a spinner, and Coming Soon now arrives with the rest of the page. • Visiting a profile with an empty Top 5 shows the empty slots instead of a blank tab. Fixed: • Reviews from a previous account could briefly appear after switching accounts on the same device. • Deleting a game's current status from its timeline left lists showing a status the timeline no longer recorded. • A sort you picked while viewing someone else's list was saved into your own library settings. • A failed game search could surface as an error instead of an empty result. • The back button on other players' profiles and lists now reads Back.

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User reviews

no complaints

Been using a couple months now. Mostly just in bed, adding some games I learned about that day so it doesn’t fall out of my head by morning.

Search is quick too. Sounds like a dumb thing to praise but the last app I had would spin for 5 seconds every single time.

Great Idea

Such a clean, simple way to track all the games I play. Makes everything really easy to organize and revisit.

FAQ

What is Savepoint?

Savepoint is a game tracker designed to help you organize your gaming library, manage your backlog, and create wishlists. It allows you to track your progress on games and discover new titles.

Does Savepoint have ads?

Yes, Savepoint contains advertisements. This allows the app to remain free for users during its early access period.

Is Savepoint free to use?

Savepoint is currently free during early access. The first 1,000 Founders will receive lifetime access to all features without future charges.

What platforms is Savepoint available on?

Savepoint is available on iPhone and iPod devices.

How often is Savepoint updated?

The latest version of Savepoint is 1.88.0, and it was last updated on June 25, 2026. Updates are frequent, ensuring new features and improvements.

What is the age rating for Savepoint?

Savepoint has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and older.

Can I organize my games in Savepoint?

Yes, you can organize your games by marking them as Playing, Beaten, Platinumed, Shelved, or Abandoned. You can also switch between grid and list views for your library.

Does Savepoint offer offline play?

The provided information does not specify whether Savepoint offers offline play. Its primary function is game tracking and organization.