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Backloggd is a video game collection and journal. Backlog is one list for everything you mean to get to: movies, TV shows, games and books.
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What Backloggd focuses on
Backloggd is a site for logging video games. Members record the games they have played, are playing or want to play, rate and review them, keep a journal and make lists.
Its community reviews and lists are centred on games.
What Backlog adds
- One list for four kinds of mediaMovies, TV shows, games and books live side by side in the same library, with the same statuses: Backlog, In Progress and Done.
- TV progress and new-episode remindersBacklog keeps your place by season and episode, shows what’s new since you last watched, and the iPhone app can remind you when a show you follow comes back.
- Home Screen widgetsUp Next on your Home Screen, with a +1 button to mark the next episode watched without opening the app.
Bringing your games over
Backlog imports any CSV file with title, type, status, rating, year and notes columns. If you have a list of games in a spreadsheet, arrange it in those columns and upload it; anything Backlog can’t match is listed so you can pick the right game.
Questions and answers
Can I bring my game list into Backlog?
Yes. Backlog imports any CSV with title, type, status, rating, year and notes columns. Rows it can’t match automatically are listed so you can choose the right game.
Do I have to stop using Backloggd?
No. Backlog is a personal tracker that also covers films, TV and books, so you can use both. Backlog is not affiliated with Backloggd.
Which platforms can I record for a game?
You can note the platform you are playing on, such as PC, PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch, and keep a short note of where you are in the game.
Is Backlog free?
Yes, Backlog is free to use on iPhone, iPad and the web.
Try Backlog. It’s free.
On iPhone, iPad and the web, with your library in sync.
Backloggd is a trademark of its owner. Backlog is not affiliated with or endorsed by Backloggd. Also compare: Letterboxd, Goodreads, Trakt.