Ludenza
Auto-synced with Steam

Your Steam backlog, beautifully sorted.

Ludenza turns your Steam library into one clean view. See what you're playing, what's still waiting, how far you've got, and everything you've finished. No spreadsheets, no busywork.

No password. We only read your public Steam data.

Syncs itself

Connect Steam once and your whole library — games, playtime and achievements — appears and stays up to date on its own. No spreadsheets, no manual entry.

Progress you can trust

See how far you really are in every game — your playtime measured against how long it takes to beat. Honest progress, never guesswork.

Always know what's next

Stop scrolling and start playing. Ludenza picks your next game from your own backlog — well reviewed, quick to finish, or nearly done.

Better with friends

Find co-op games you and a friend both own but haven't started, and see who's cleared more. Works with anyone on Steam.

Know your pile

How many hours to clear your backlog, your quickest wins, and a shareable recap of your year in games.

Make it yours

Add private notes, filter and sort by genre, and export your whole library anytime. It's your data — always yours.

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Sign in with Steam

One click, no password. Ludenza only ever reads your public Steam data.

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Everything fills in

Your games, playtime and achievements come in on their own, with ratings and finish times added for you.

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Clear the pile

See what to play next, what you've already beaten, and what's worth starting with friends.

Stop wondering what to play.

Connect your Steam account and see your whole backlog in one beautiful place.

Questions

Is Ludenza free?

Yes, completely free and ad-free. You can support it if you'd like, but every feature is free.

How do I sign in?

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

My library shows up empty. How do I fix it?

Steam's “Game details” privacy is separate from your profile being public. Set Game details to Public in your Steam privacy settings, then sync again.

How does Ludenza know how far I am in a game?

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

Is my data private?

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

What is a Steam backlog tracker?

It turns your Steam library 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 it automatically from your real playtime and how long games take to beat.

How does Ludenza decide a game is completed?

It compares your playtime to how long the game takes to finish (from HowLongToBeat) and marks it completed once you've clearly beaten it. You can set any status yourself, and multiplayer games — which never really end — are tracked by hours instead of a finish line.

Can I compare my library with a friend?

Yes. Pick any friend on Steam and instantly see co-op games you both own but neither has started, and compare hours played and completion side by side — even if they've never used Ludenza.

Can I export my library?

Yes. Download your whole library — games, statuses, notes, playtime and progress — as a JSON file anytime from Settings. Your data is yours to keep.

Does it work with GOG or Epic?

Steam only for now. Other stores may come later.