Your Steam & GOG backlog, beautifully sorted.

Yes, completely free and ad-free, and every feature stays free. No tier, no card, no trial. If it's useful, you can buy me a coffee to help keep it online and maintained.

One click through Steam (OpenID). No password, and Ludenza only reads your public Steam data.

Yes. Add your GOG username in Settings and Ludenza reads your public GOG profile. There's no password and no OAuth, because GOG doesn't issue third-party sign-in at all. Worth knowing: GOG only records playtime for games launched through Galaxy, so anything you ran outside it shows as “playtime not tracked” rather than pretending you never played it.

Steam and GOG today. Others may follow. The data layer already handles more than one store, so it comes down to what each of them exposes.

You get both copies, each with a small store label. They aren't merged on purpose: the two have genuinely different playtime, achievements and progress, and merging would mean silently picking one and throwing the other away.

Your games and playtime show up within seconds. Ratings, genres and time-to-beat estimates fill in over the next few minutes while Ludenza looks each game up. You can browse the whole time, and it picks up where it left off if you close the tab.

On Steam, “Game details” has its own privacy setting separate from your profile. Set it to Public, then sync again. On GOG, your profile's games have to be visible to visitors who aren't signed in; if they're hidden, Ludenza will tell you exactly that rather than showing an empty shelf.

It compares your playtime to how long the game takes to finish, from HowLongToBeat. Achievements are tracked separately, and multiplayer games, which never really end, show co-op or versus time instead of a progress bar.

Once your playtime clearly passes the main-story estimate, or you've unlocked every achievement, it marks itself Completed. You can set any status by hand at any time, and your choice always wins over the automatic one.

Your Ludenza profile is private by default. You choose whether to share a public page, and it only ever reflects data your store profiles already show publicly.

Yes, from Settings, in one click. It permanently removes your synced library, notes, playtime history and friends. No email to send, no waiting period.

It turns the libraries you already own into a clear picture of what you're playing, what you've finished, and what's still waiting, so you can decide what to play instead of endlessly scrolling. Ludenza builds that from your real Steam and GOG playtime and how long each game takes to beat.