Find your next game. Track what you play. See what friends are playing.

Playthroughs is a social diary for your games. You can log, rate and review every game you’ve played, keep up with the ones you’re playing now and see what your friends have been playing. You can also make lists, build your collection and line up your next game.

Yes. If you log films on Letterboxd or books on Goodreads, Playthroughs does the same for video games. You get a diary of what you’ve played, scores out of ten, reviews, lists and friends to follow, all built around how people actually play games.

A film takes an evening, but a game can take a weekend or a year, and you might put it down halfway, come back later or play it again years on. On Playthroughs, rather than a single log, you can start a ‘playthrough’ to track your progress as you play.

A playthrough is one go at a game, from the day you start it to the day you finish or drop it. Start one when you pick a game up and it shows as what you’re playing. Add notes and playtime as you go, then say how it ended. Play the game again later and that’s a second playthrough, kept alongside the first.

Nope, you can just find a game, mark it as played and give it a score out of ten if you like. That’s a complete record on its own. You can also log historical playthroughs, if you’ve used other services to track activity before.

Each playthrough is filed under the day it ended, so your diary becomes a record of your life in games and the memories that go with it.

Yes. Share your take on a game and read what other people thought. A review can stand on its own or sit alongside a playthrough, with or without a score. Mark any spoilers so others can choose when to read them.

Find games through Explore, your friends’ activity and other people’s reviews. Save the ones that catch your eye to your want to play list, upcoming releases included. When you’re ready to line a game up, move it into play next.

Yes. Record the games you own, boxed or digital, on every platform. Your collection is kept apart from what you’ve played, because owning a game and playing it aren’t the same thing.

Yes. Rank your favourites, gather every game in a series or pick the best of a year. Add a note to any entry, and keep a list to yourself, share it with friends or make it public.

Yes. Home shows what the people you follow have been playing, and every game’s page shows which of them have played it and what they thought. You can like and comment on their playthroughs, reviews and lists.

Yes. Playthroughs can import your Steam library to get you started. You review the matches before anything is saved.

Yes. The public beta is on iPhone through Apple TestFlight and on Android as a direct download from this page. A Google Play release is on its way.

Not yet. A browser version of Playthroughs is in development and will follow shortly after launch. For now, Playthroughs is on iPhone and Android.

Yes. Playthroughs is free and has no ads. An optional paid plan will come in future.

Yes. Your Playthroughs account and everything you log in the beta carry over to launch.

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