Sessionist vs Kyrune

Do you stare at your game library, overwhelmed by choice and limited by time? Sessionist was built for the gamer with a busy life. Whether you're working through a 100-hour RPG or squeezing in quick sessions between responsibilities, Sessionist helps you track your play time and plan ahead. Start a session timer, log your progress, and see exactly how far you've come. And when you're ready, import your entire Steam library — complete with lifetime playtime — in just a couple of taps. Features: Import your Steam library and lifetime playtime Session timer with background tracking and Live Activities Quick-log play time from any game with a single tap Beat-time targets: Main Story, Main + Extra, or Completionist Session history with streaks and a play heatmap Backlog insight that estimates when you'll finish at your pace Collections to organize your library Wishlist with release date countdowns Home screen widgets for upcoming releases Daily and weekly play goals Stats and play history iCloud sync across all your devices Select your default platform Sessionist is free, with no ads and no subscriptions. Built by a solo developer who loves gaming.

Kyrune shows what's coming to PS5, PC and Switch 2. That's it. No library, no backlog, no social feed. Open it, see the next launches, build your wishlist. Games without a date yet show up too, marked "TBA". Other apps hide those; here they stay in view, because that's what you came to track. What you get: • A radar of this month's launches and what's next, filtered by platform: PS5, PC or Switch 2 • A monthly calendar with every launch marked by platform • Search that reaches games beyond the feed window, remakes and remasters included • A wishlist grouped by platform that moves between devices through iCloud • iPhone and iPad, portrait and landscape, in English and Portuguese Premium, one-time purchase, no subscription: • An unlimited wishlist • A launch-day alert for the games you follow • Extra themes, including a light one • A home-screen widget and a launch-day Live Activity Kyrune does one thing well: it tells you what's coming.