Tools to track video games

The problem, in plain words: “I want a website or app where I can log the video games I've played and share my reviews.”

Searchtoplay fits best, with 1 more that fits too.

You want a web or mobile service where you can log games you've played, write and publish reviews, and share them publicly or with others.

Updated August 2026.

What fits

Searchtoplaystrong · 92

Searchtoplay is explicitly built like Goodreads/Letterboxd for games: you can build a personal library, log playthroughs, and log reviews while connecting with other players, which directly fits logging, writing reviews, and sharing them.

Best for: Gamers who want a web-first, community-oriented game library with review-writing and discovery.

Stash - Video Games Trackerstrong · 82

Stash combines a game-collection tracker with a gamer social network, so it covers tracking your library and offers social features for sharing your thoughts and connecting with other gamers.

Best for: iOS gamers who prefer a mobile-first social tracker to catalog games and interact with other players.

Caveat: iOS app only — no web or Android version is listed.

Partly fits

Video Game Tracker - VGTpartial · 68

Primary focus is library, backlog, and playtime insights rather than publishing reviews.

Won’t cover: Focused on organizing and playtime analytics rather than being a review-publishing/social platform.

iCollect Video Games: Trackerpartial · 65

Built for collectors and inventory management rather than social review publishing.

Won’t cover: Aimed at cataloguing and inventory for collectors rather than publishing public game reviews.

CLZ Games: collection databasepartial · 64

Designed to catalog collections (barcode scanning) rather than provide a public review/social experience.

Won’t cover: Primarily a collection database and barcode scanner, not a platform for publishing and sharing text reviews.

Backloggr - Video Game Trackerpartial · 62

Native iOS tracker for collections and backlog without an explicit reviews-and-sharing focus.

Won’t cover: Focuses on collection, trophies, and backlog tracking rather than serving as a public review-sharing hub.

Questions

What's the best tool to track video games?

Searchtoplay is the strongest match — Searchtoplay is explicitly built like Goodreads/Letterboxd for games: you can build a personal library, log playthroughs, and log reviews while connecting with other players, which directly fits logging, writing reviews, and sharing them.

Is there a tool that fully solves this?

2 products match this closely.

What won't these tools cover?

Focused on organizing and playtime analytics rather than being a review-publishing/social platform. · Aimed at cataloguing and inventory for collectors rather than publishing public game reviews. · Focuses on collection, trophies, and backlog tracking rather than serving as a public review-sharing hub. · Primarily a collection database and barcode scanner, not a platform for publishing and sharing text reviews.

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