Savepoint is a free game backlog tracker

Pick by mood and by how much time you have tonight, not by what you feel you owe. A short session suits something you can drop into, like a roguelike or a sports game, and a free weekend suits the story game you have been saving. Keep one or two games on your Playing shelf so the choice is already made when you sit down. When nothing on it fits, look through the games you saved for later and the ones friends rated highly, and let one of those pick you. In savepoint, your library and the people you follow do that browsing for you.

Yes: savepoint and Backloggd are the two closest to Letterboxd for video games. Both let you log the games you play, rate and review them, and follow other players. Savepoint is free on iPhone, Android, and the web, and imports your games from Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox. Backloggd is web-only and has a large community of reviewers.

Yes: savepoint works like Goodreads for video games. You shelve games as Wishlist, Backlog, Playing, or Beaten, the way Goodreads shelves books as want to read, currently reading, and read. You can rate and review what you play and see what your friends are playing. It is free, and your shelves sync across your phone and your computer.

This is savepoint.gg, the savepoint™ game backlog tracker for iPhone, Android, and the web, made by an independent studio. Several other products share the name: the SavePoint from Two Average Gamers, savepoint.life, and savepoint-app.com are different products from different teams. Our apps are listed as "Savepoint - Game Tracker" on the App Store and Google Play. If you are on savepoint.gg, you are in the right place.

Yes, savepoint is free, and the first 1,000 members keep it free for life. Joining now makes you a Founder, which means lifetime access to every current and future feature with no subscription and no upsells. After the first 1,000 Founders, new members will see a paid tier. Your Founder's Membership never expires.

Savepoint runs on iPhone, Android, and the web. Your library syncs across all of them, so a game you add on your phone shows up on your laptop right away. You can import the games you already own from Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox. Game data comes from IGDB, so you will find new releases, indie games, and retro classics alike.