A status for every stage
Backlog, Playing, Paused, Completed, Dropped, and Tracked for games you only want notes on. Completed and dropped entries keep their dates, so a year in review has something to show.
Six statuses, one history, and lists you can rank or leave plain.
Backlog, Playing, Paused, Completed, Dropped, and Tracked for games you only want notes on. Completed and dropped entries keep their dates, so a year in review has something to show.
Masterpiece, Comfort Games, Games To Play On A Sick Day. Turn on ranked mode and the list keeps an order; leave it off and it works as a shelf. The assistant can create a list too, with a name, icon, and description.
Where you stopped, which boss is still standing, what you spent. Notes survive every backup and import.
Screenshots sit behind a blurred backdrop. Tap for fullscreen, pinch to zoom, and the trailer link stays one tap away.
PC sessions add minutes to each game and each month. When you ask where the evening went, there is a number.
The details worth checking before you give a game an evening.
Flip a switch to search the whole catalog instead of your own shelves. Both open the same detail sheet, and adding a result takes one tap.
Checked against PreDB, with the release group and crack date on the game page. A game that has not released cannot be marked cracked.
Steam’s sentiment summary, then most helpful, most recent, or most entertaining. Each review shows the author’s playtime and helpfulness score.
94%positive · 1.2M reviews
Story, main plus extras, and completionist, from HowLongToBeat. When the app falls back to the catalog’s community average, it says so.
Trending, Coming Soon, New Releases, and Top Rated, cached for six hours. Opening the tab is instant; pulling to refresh is one swipe.
Sessions, reminders, and library edits, without a menu to open.
PlayedSync matches the game window with focus and sends the session over your local network. Cracked and portable installs count like any other. The phone answers with a playtime bump, a Live Activity, and a Lock Screen timer.
Ask what to play, ask for stats, mark a game completed, start one, favorite one, or add one. Siri shows a confirmation card before it changes anything.
Mark Little Nightmares III as completed
It reads your stats, recommends from your backlog, looks up how long a game takes, and writes statuses, ratings, notes, favorites, and lists. Every write waits on a confirmation card. It runs on-device, or on your own API key if you want a larger model.
Pull to refresh and Playd rechecks the backlog: releases, crack status, missing cover art. A toast tells you what changed.
You should be able to leave any app with your library intact. Playd makes that easy on purpose.
Optional, app-private, and conflict-aware. When the phone and the backup disagree, you choose which side wins, and a restore matches games instead of duplicating them.
Drop in a CSV from HowLongToBeat, Backloggd, or IGN. Playd works out the format and maps status, rating, and playtime.
Export the library with lists, playtime, and crack state. The same file imports back, which is how you move to a new device without a cloud account.
Your library lives on your phone. The assistant runs on-device unless you supply your own key. PlayedSync uses your local network. Keys go in the Keychain, and the app asks before it changes anything you did not just tap.
Scan the code with your iPhone, or send the link to yourself.