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Steam and Xbox sync automatically. GOG, Epic, and Amazon Luna get added manually. Cover art, metadata, tagging, duplicate detection, and intent statuses. The foundation everything else is built on.

A full dashboard view of your library by the numbers — total games, unplayed backlog, duplicates, hours played, genre breakdown, most played, wishlist value, and Library Health. The duplicate count alone tends to surprise people.

Tools for actually reducing your backlog, not just cataloguing it. Curate helps you work through what's unplayed, filter by what's worth starting, and make decisions instead of scrolling.

Steam sessions track automatically. Every other platform logs manually from within the app. Set a backlog goal and track whether you're actually making progress — not just intending to.

Genre breakdowns, completion rates, and behavioral patterns pulled from your actual data. Enlightening. Occasionally humbling.

Your library and play history turned into a full gamer profile. Ten tarot-style archetype cards built from your real data — your habits decide which one fits.

Watch prices on games you want and catch free claims from Epic and Prime Gaming before they're gone. Know what's worth adding before you add it.

See how your library and backlog stack up against friends. Find what you both own, discover what they've finished that you haven't, and feel appropriately competitive about it.

G+key navigation, a ? hint overlay, theme cycling with T, and search focus. For the keyboard-first crowd.

Your data, yours to keep. Full JSON export — selectively or all at once — with import and the appropriate warnings about overwriting things.

Dark (default), Light, and Accessible modes with deuteranopia-friendly contrast. Cycle through with T, or set it and forget it.

Standing in a store, staring at a game, wondering if you already own it — that's the problem this solves. A lightweight mobile companion that pairs with the desktop app over local WiFi. No cloud. Just a quick lookup and session log from your phone.

Steam and Xbox sync automatically today. More platforms are on the radar — the goal is to reduce how much gets added manually over time. Nothing to announce yet, but it's not forgotten.

Add a game to Backlog Zero directly from a store page without opening the app. A natural extension of the duplicate detection angle — know before you buy.

Pull in HowLongToBeat data so you know roughly how long a game takes before you commit to starting it. Useful when the backlog is long and time is short.