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Steam library at 300+ and no idea what you've finished? WListDB imports your library in one click. Track: playing, completed, dropped, plan to play. No spreadsheets. At year end you get a recapโgames, hours, top genresโexportable as an image for socials. Release calendar, ranked lists, reviews. Built for patient gamers. Free. No ads on core. 5 languages. wlistdb.com
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Gamers with large backlogs โ the "patient gamer" type with a 100+ game Steam library who wants to know what they actually finished, how long games take to beat, and what to play next. Also players who enjoy ranking and sharing their collections through public lists and year-in-review recaps.
WListDB's answer
Next.js and React on the frontend, NestJS with PostgreSQL on the API, and an Electron desktop app for automatic play session tracking. All TypeScript.
WListDB's answer
WListDB combines the two things gamers usually need separate tools for: HowLongToBeat-style playtime data (Main Story / Main + Extras / Completionist) and a full backlog tracker with statuses, ranked lists and reviews. Entry is automated โ import your whole Steam library in one click instead of adding games one by one โ and a free desktop app detects running games and tracks your play sessions automatically, split by phase and compared against community averages. At the end of the year you get a shareable recap of everything you played.
WListDB's answer
Less manual work: one-click Steam import instead of typing in hundreds of games, and automatic session tracking through the desktop app instead of manual timers. Deeper playtime tracking than catalog-style trackers (per-run hours split by Main / Extra / Completionist phases), and personal tracking that pure playtime databases don't offer. Core features are free with no ads, and the app is available in 5 languages.
WListDB's answer
The founder has been a patient gamer for years. His Steam library hit 300+ games and he had no idea what he'd actually completed โ spreadsheets didn't stick. So he built WListDB: connect Steam once, sync your library, mark status as you play, and get a recap at the end of the year with games finished, hours played and top genres. It's the tool he wanted for himself, kept free with no ads on the core features.
WListDB's answer
WListDB is a free consumer app for individual gamers, not a B2B product โ it has no corporate customers.
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