Is There a Letterboxd for Board Games?

You rate every film on Letterboxd. You log every book on Goodreads. But if you sit down to play Wingspan on Saturday and Elden Ring on Sunday, you need two completely separate apps to track both. Until recently, that was just how it worked. Here is where things stand in 2026, and why the answer has changed. The apps that don’t do it The most common answers when people search for a Letterboxd for games are Backloggd, GG, and HowLongToBeat. All three are solid for video games. None of them track board games. Backloggd pulls from the IGDB database, which is video game only. You can’t add Ticket to Ride or Spirit Island. No tabletop support, no plans to add it. GG is the same. Video games, clean design, no board game catalog. HowLongToBeat is a utility for completion times. Video games only, no community or collection features beyond that. BoardGameGeek goes the other direction: it’s the definitive board game database and community, but it has no video game support. If you’re logging Gloomhaven sessions and Call of Duty sessions, BGG covers exactly half of your hobby. The one that does SavePoint is built specifically to cover both. The catalog has approximately 29,000 games: around 27,000 video games and 2,000 tabletop titles, all in a single library. You can import…