We spent the last two months researching every game tracker we could find. We read 50+ forum threads on ResetEra, Reddit, Famiboards, NeoGAF, Steam, and BoardGameGeek. We tested 10 platforms. We analyzed app store reviews, traffic data, and developer roadmaps. Then we put it all in a report. Download the full report (PDF, 17 pages) Here are the highlights. The Market Leader: Backloggd Backloggd crossed 650,000 registered users by the end of 2025, nearly doubling from 350K at the start of that year. The solo developer went full-time on the project funded by 1,300+ Patreon backers. It’s the go-to recommendation in every forum thread about game tracking. But it still has no native mobile app. That’s the most requested feature on its roadmap, and the gap is real. If you track on your phone (and most people do), you’re using the mobile browser version or one of the unofficial wrappers. The Mobile Winner: GG GG (ggapp.io) is the only major tracker with native iOS and Android apps. The interface is clean, and users praise how easy it is to set up. But the $4.99/month premium tier draws consistent criticism. App Store reviewers call it aggressive for a tracking tool, and some users have migrated to Backloggd because of the paywall. The Feature Nobody Has We compared all 10 trackers across…
