Kompeter VS Solitaire Arcade

Kompeter's answer

It respects your privacy, for real. No ads, no analytics, no tracking scripts and no cookies of its own, and that's checkable in the privacy policy.

• Your data is yours: export your whole library as CSV or JSON any time.
• Leaving is easy: delete your account from Settings and it's gone, reviews and lists included.
• Quitting counts: you can mark a game as quit and say why, and every review says whether its author finished, quit or is still playing.

Solitaire Arcade's answer:

Solitaire Arcade combines free browser-based card games with detailed how-to-play guides, rules and strategy content in one place. The focus is on straightforward gameplay, clear information and a consistent experience across the site.

Kompeter's answer

• Recommendations that know you: Discover learns from the games you finish and love and brings fresh picks every day, not just what's popular.
• Easy to use: it's built to feel like an app, not a database. Adding a game, rating it or moving it to another shelf takes a tap or two.
• A real app: only a few game trackers have one. Kompeter is on Android (Google Play), with the iPhone app on its way.
• Bring your games: import from Steam or Backloggd in one go.
• Free, with no paywall on anything.

Solitaire Arcade's answer:

Solitaire Arcade is designed for players who want to start playing quickly without downloads or unnecessary complexity. Alongside the games, players can find clear rules, how-to-play guides and strategy articles to help them learn and improve, and track their progress as the improve their skills.

Kompeter's answer

People who like to keep track of their games: the ones who would otherwise keep a spreadsheet. Players with a backlog they want in order, collectors who want every copy recorded (platform, physical or digital, and the store), and anyone who wants to remember what they finished, what they quit and what they thought of it.

Solitaire Arcade's answer:

Solitaire Arcade is for casual card-game players, Solitaire fans and people learning classic card games. It is designed for anyone who wants to play free browser-based games or learn the rules and strategies behind them.

Kompeter's answer

It started with a spreadsheet. I tried the game trackers out there and didn't like any of them, so my games lived in Excel. In the end I decided to build a better one myself, with ease of use as the whole point.

I build and run it on my own, in English and Turkish. No company, no investors, nothing to sell you: just a tracker I want to use myself, made for the people who use it.

Solitaire Arcade's answer:

Solitaire Arcade began as an independent project to build simple, accessible versions of classic card games for the web. It launched in August 2026 as the first live project under the broader Chalky Arcade game-development project and continues to grow with new games, guides and player features.

Kompeter's answer

• React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, built with Vite
• Cloudflare Pages and Pages Functions, with images on Cloudflare R2
• Supabase (Postgres and Auth)
• Capacitor for the Android and iPhone apps
• IGDB for game data
• Cloudflare Workers AI for translations and the review spam check

Solitaire Arcade's answer:

Solitaire Arcade is built with Next.js and JavaScript and hosted on Vercel, with Neon used for database services.

Kompeter's answer

• Honestly, we don't know, and that's on purpose: Kompeter runs no analytics and no tracking, so it doesn't watch who uses it 🙂