Instead of GameTrack
GameTrack alternatives
GameTrack brings together game-library organization, backlog statuses, session timing, discovery, and connected-account syncing. Its database covers more than 350,000 games across 40+ platforms, and it offers recommendations, trending games, curated collections, and Time to Beat estimates. Connected PlayStation, Xbox, Steam, Epic Games, GOG, and RetroAchievements accounts sync owned games and other activity every six hours. Friends, shared activity, reviews, and collaborative lists add social tools. The free plan is $0 forever with unlimited games, three custom lists, and three tags; GameTrack+ Annual costs $29.99 a year and adds unlimited lists and tags, Year in Gaming, barcode scanning, and custom themes and layouts.
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Logged
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+2Tracking games alongside films, TV, books, and music — Logged combines games with other media and adds five-star ratings, private notes, and library exports, while GameTrack focuses on games and offers session timing and recommendations.
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BAKLOG
Free plan Open source APILinuxMac+2Desktop players comparing libraries, deals, and giveaways — BAKLOG combines 12 storefront libraries, wishlist deal radar, and giveaways in a local dashboard, unlike GameTrack’s mobile and Mac-focused library and discovery tools.
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MioLog
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWebOffline-first journaling without an account — MioLog is free, offline-first, and account-free, with dated play logs and a shareable year review rather than GameTrack’s connected-account syncing and social activity.
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Playloggr
Free plan AndroidWebPlayers who want achievements and game-planning tools — Playloggr adds 139 free achievements, statistics, and a Premium Game Plan, while GameTrack offers a broader stated game database and discovery features.
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Backlog Zero
Free plan MacWindowsDesktop players who prioritize local data and privacy — Backlog Zero stores library data locally and works offline, with price alerts and giveaway listings; GameTrack instead offers mobile apps and connected-account syncing.
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Backlog.rip
Free plan WebWeb users seeking free lists and multi-device sync — Backlog.rip offers unlimited games, custom states, cloud backups, and multi-device sync for free, while GameTrack adds broader discovery and social features.
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Backloggd
Free plan WebWeb-based game logging and social reviews — Backloggd centers on game journals, ownership tracking, ratings, and shared lists, while GameTrack adds account syncing and personalized discovery.
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Cartridge
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GameHub Backlog
Free plan Web - 10
GG
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 11
Grouvee
Free plan Web - 12
Infinite Backlog
Free plan Web - 13
Materium
Free plan Web - 14
Playlogged
Free plan AndroidiPhone - 15
Stash
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb6.8 Visit site - 16
MyGamesList
Free plan Web - 17
My Gaming Backlog
Free plan Web - 18
Tsumi
Free plan Web - 19
VideoGameBacklog.com
Free plan Web - 20
Backlog Beacon
Paid Web5.7 Visit site
Alternatives may suit players who want to track other media, keep data offline or local, use a web or Windows option, or focus on deals, statistics, or journaling. GameTrack runs on Android, iOS, and macOS, while several options here add web or desktop platforms. Before switching, weigh the syncing and discovery tools you use against each alternative’s imports, privacy approach, social features, and play-planning options. Also consider whether you need GameTrack’s session timer and broad catalog, or would rather have local data, broader media tracking, or a different way to organize what comes next.