ShelfyHub vs Kyrune

ShelfyHub is the app for physical video game collectors who want to finally have their library under control. Whether you have five games or five hundred, keeping track of formats, platforms, regions, and ratings across your shelf is harder than it sounds. ShelfyHub makes it simple. - Scan or add manually. Point your camera at any barcode and ShelfyHub pulls in the game details automatically. Prefer to do it by hand? No problem — you can add any title manually in seconds. - Your collection, your way. Log the format (cartridge, disc, digital), region (PAL, NTSC), your personal rating, hours played, times completed, purchase date, and where you bought it. Every game gets the context it deserves. - Track your hardware too. Consoles, handhelds, accessories — scan or search to add them to a dedicated Hardware collection. Add cover photos, condition ratings, and notes, or drop them into your Wishlist. - Mark your favourites. Bookmark the games you love and filter your library to see only the ones that matter most. - Built for collectors. Browse by platform, search by title, and get a full picture of your collection through built-in stats. See how many games you own, which platforms dominate your shelf, and how far you've come. - Free to start. Collect up to 30 games for free. When your shelf grows, upgrade to Pro and collect without limits. ShelfyHub is for the people who still believe physical games are worth collecting — and worth remembering. ShelfyHub Pro Unlock unlimited games and scans with a ShelfyHub Pro subscription. Available as a monthly or annual plan. Pricing is shown before purchase and varies by region. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel your subscription anytime in your Apple ID settings. Terms of Use: https://shelfyhub.site/terms Privacy Policy: https://shelfyhub.site/privacy

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.