The social video game tracker
Memorycard is a social video game tracker for iOS, Android, and web. Letterboxd or Goodreads for games. You can track the games you play, review them, and post about them as you play. You can follow friends to see what they're playing and what they think, and get personalized recommendations based on your library.
- Track your games across all platforms.
- Rate and review your games.
- Post about the games in your library, including videos and photos.
- Create lists of games for anything you can come up with.
- Follow your friends to see their reviews, posts, and what they're playing.
- Play the Game of the Month to get a badge on your profile and maybe play something new.
- Get game recommendations based on the games in your library.
- Personalize your profile by setting your favorites, profile photo, banner, bio, and color theme.
- Customize your app experience with eight color options that change the theme of the whole app.
- Keep track of multiple playthroughs on the "Play history" section of your profile.
- View your entire history with a game on Memorycard using the game's Timeline page.
- Import your Steam library and wishlist to add games to your Memorycard library.
- Export your whole library any time.
Game saved.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Memorycard free?
- Memorycard is free to download and use on iOS, Android, and the web. There are no ads.
- What platforms is Memorycard on?
- Memorycard is available on iOS, Android, and the web. All three share the same account and stay in sync, so you can log a game on your phone and pick it up in a browser.
- Does Memorycard have a web version?
- Memorycard has a full web version at memorycard.gg, not a limited companion site. You can track games, rate and review, build lists, post, and follow people from any browser, with a desktop layout built for larger screens.
- Is Memorycard like Letterboxd or Goodreads for video games?
- This is the closest comparison. Like Letterboxd for movies or Goodreads for books, Memorycard is an app where you can log your games, rate and review them, post about them, create lists, follow friends, and get personalized recommendations. The difference between Memorycard and other game trackers is the focus. Others want you to "complete your backlog." Memorycard is about keeping track of what you've played, and sharing that with others.
- How is Memorycard different from other game trackers?
- Memorycard is built around sharing what you play rather than clearing a backlog. It combines rating and reviewing with a social feed, so you can follow people, see what they are playing, and post about games as you go. It is closer to Letterboxd or Goodreads than to a checklist app.
- Can I import my Steam library?
- Memorycard can import your Steam library and your Steam wishlist, under Settings, then Account, then Import games. Your existing library stays as it is, and imported games arrive as a private list you can add from.
- How many games are in the Memorycard database?
- Memorycard's catalog has over 366,000 games, covering both current and retro platforms. New and newly announced titles are added automatically.
- Can I filter and browse the catalog?
- Memorycard's browse page lets you filter every game by genre, platform, player mode, release year, and time to beat, then sort by rating, popularity, or release date. You can also search directly or take a short quiz to get recommendations.
- Does Memorycard recommend games?
- Memorycard gives you personalized recommendations based on the games in your library. They appear on the Discover page and refresh every other week. If you are just starting out, a short quiz can suggest games before you have a library built up.
- Can I log a game more than once?
- Memorycard supports multiple playthroughs of the same game. Each play session is recorded with its own dates in your Play history, and every game has a Timeline page showing your full history with it.
- Can I use Memorycard by myself?
- Memorycard works fully solo. You can set your profile to private, hide it from search entirely, and track games without following anyone. The social features are optional.
- Can I export my data?
- You can export your entire Memorycard library at any time. Your data is yours and you are not locked in.
- What is Game of the Month?
- Game of the Month is a game chosen at the start of every month for Memorycard users to play together. Set it to Playing during that month and you get a GOTM badge on your Timeline entry for that game.
- Does Memorycard track playtime automatically?
- Memorycard does not track playtime automatically and does not connect to your console to watch what you play. You log games yourself, which is deliberate. The record is what you chose to write down.
Recent lists
- GOTY 2026 by @nightafterwork (7 games)
- 2026 Ranked by @topolino (17 games)
- Finished by @chancho (8 games)
- My Platium Trophies by @wil7123 (47 games)
- Game finish 2026 by @wil7123 (29 games)
- GOTMs 2026 by @vgcloset (8 games)
- Resident Evil Favorites by @goodownmike (12 games)
- Switch by @ilovemotorbikes (73 games)
- My Top 10 of All Times by @alideen (10 games)
- My Top Ten Favorite Video Games by @rabidravioli (10 games)
- Every Game I’ve Beaten by @rabidravioli (44 games)
- 2026 Ranked by @rabidravioli (18 games)
- PS4 by @alexeglen (21 games)
- All Star Wars games ranked by @parker (14 games)
- Switch by @alexeglen (34 games)
- Must Play by @frylerr (10 games)
- Games to play on AYN Thor by @jamie (40 games)
- PS5 games on sale now by @parker (10 games)
- Game I beat this year from best to worst by @mattysarcadeyt (11 games)
- Games I’ve beat by @mattysarcadeyt (67 games)
Recent reviews
- @apqsiaz on Resident Evil 3 ★★★
- @jackthehunter on Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots - Master Collection Version ★★★★½
- @chancho on Donkey Kong Bananza ★★★★★
- @wazzagames on Splatoon Raiders ★★★★½
- @cptncornflake on Ori and the Will of the Wisps ★★★★½
- @caydekings on Little Nightmares III ★★½
- @rabidravioli on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim ★★★★★
- @goodownmike on Resident Evil 5 ★★★½
- @songbanana on Contradiction: Spot the Liar! ★★★
- @jamie on The Last Salvage Squad ★★★½
- @cjl_33 on Mario Tennis Aces ★★★
- @pouffyneptune on The Simpsons: Hit & Run ★★★
- @boulderpuncher on The Last of Us Part II Remastered ★★★★½
- @boulderpuncher on 007 First Light ★★★★★
- @deehar on Resident Evil 4 ★★★★★
- @dissonant_ways on Death Stranding: Director's Cut ★★★★
- @rabidravioli on Marvel's Spider-Man ★★★★
- @airaid on Ratchet & Clank ★★★★
- @deehar on 007 First Light ★★★
- @cjl_33 on Super Mario Bros. Wonder ★★★★
Recent posts
- @paintedgreen on The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
- @goodownmike on Orbitals
- @alideen on Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom
- @jamie on Super Bomberman
- @gabbiekins on Desktop Explorer
- @cjl_33 on Mario Golf: Super Rush
- @walker on Star Wars Zero Company
- @gabbiekins on Desktop Explorer
- @nightafterwork on The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
- @goodownmike on Onimusha: Way of the Sword
- @amy on Mortal Shell II
- @wazzagames on Orbitals
- @gabbiekins on Desktop Explorer
- @kraly on LittleBigPlanet 3
- @amy on Art is Rifle
- @reachcave on Idle Slayer
- @gabbiekins on A Short Hike
- @amy on Titan Souls
- @jackthehunter on Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots - Master Collection Version
- @rabidravioli on Marvel's Spider-Man
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