5 backloggd Alternatives (2026)

Nooklet

Review anything. Build your Nook.

Nooklet is Letterboxd for everything, not just movies. One profile for what you watched, played, read and listened to, instead of five different apps that never talk to each other. The point of it is the taste graph underneath. Rate a handful of albums and films and Nooklet starts picking up on...

Inventory Full

Stop organizing your backlog. Start playing it.

Inventory Full picks one game from your backlog. Not a shortlist. Not a curated list of ten. One game, matched to your mood and the time you've got. Most gaming backlog tools want you to organize your library. Tag everything. Rate everything. Sort things into seventeen categories. Forty minutes...

Tickrates

A clean social platform and backlog tracker for gamers.

Tickrates is a modern, social game backlog tracker and gaming diary built for gamers who struggle to organize their growing game collections and want a clean way to share their gaming journey. ### The Problem It Solves: Traditional backlog tracking tools are often clunky, outdated, or lack...

4GamesList

The game tracker that tracks itself

4GamesList is a free, AniList-style game tracker. A desktop app detects the game you launch and logs sessions/hours automatically - no manual entry, with a confirmation step so nothing is tracked silently. Sync your Steam, PlayStation and Xbox libraries, achievements and trophies. See friends' live...

Checkpointr

Track games, discover what fits, and connect with players.

Checkpointr helps players answer one question: what should I play next? It is a game discovery and tracking app where players can organize their library, track games from any platform, create checkpoints, build lists, write reviews, follow friends, join groups, track prices, and get recommendations...