Tsumi

What Tsumi is

Tsumi is a free, web-based backlog tracker for people who own more games than they expect to finish. Link a Steam account to import a library and play hours, which sync automatically; PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and mobile games can be added manually. Sort games into Playing, Completed, Backlog, Dropped, and Wishlist, then rate them from one to five and keep private notes. Reviews are public on game pages and profiles, while notes can remain private. Ratings contribute to a game’s aggregate score even when no review is written. For discovery, Tsumi offers ranked lists by genre, theme, platform, year, and developer, alongside new releases and an upcoming calendar. User profiles can show games played and finished, hours, and notes selected for publication. Accounts can be created with email, Google, or Discord. The maker says Tsumi has no algorithmic feed, push notifications, or in-your-face ads, and that it collects only what it needs and never sells personal data. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and hosted on a dedicated server in the European Union. Tsumi is built by a solo developer based in Malta and says it typically responds to contact requests within 48 hours.

Who it suits

Tsumi suits players who want one place to track a backlog across Steam, consoles, and mobile games. It also fits people who want library discovery lists, personal notes, ratings, and optional public reviews in a free web app.

Getting started

1. Visit the Tsumi website.
2. Create an account with email, Google, or Discord.
3. Link Steam to import your library and play hours.
4. Add PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, or mobile games manually.
5. Sort games into a library status and add ratings or notes.

Verdict

Pick Tsumi if you want a free web tracker for organizing games, importing Steam play hours, and keeping notes or reviews. Players who want console or mobile libraries imported automatically may find the manual-addition requirement limiting.