Game library and backlog tracking
Track the games you are playing, have completed, have dropped, shelved, or want to play, all in one collection.
Minimap is a game tracking platform for PC and console players that unifies backlog management, play history, reviews, and social sharing.
Minimap is a game tracking platform for PC and console players. It brings together a player’s game library, play history, achievements, trophies, reviews, and social activity in one place.
The site describes it as an all-in-one game tracker where users can manage the games they are playing, completed, wishlisted, or shelved, then review that history through stats, journals, and shared profiles. It is presented as free to get started.
Track the games you are playing, have completed, have dropped, shelved, or want to play, all in one collection.
Sync playtime, progress, and achievement completion automatically so your gaming history stays current without manual logging.
Write reviews, add ratings, and keep a journal for completed games to build a personal record of what you played and how you felt about it.
Use social features to share your gaming experience, compare tastes with friends, and follow other players with similar interests.
See recommendations and stats based on your play history and preferences, including habits and trends at a glance.
Keep a single list of games you are actively playing, have finished, want to try, or set aside, instead of spreading that data across separate apps or notes.
Record reviews, ratings, and journal-style notes for completed games so you can look back on what you played and how you evaluated it.
Sync accounts from major platforms to consolidate playtime and achievement history into one profile.
Share your profile and game taste with friends, then use the social feed and comments to compare experiences with other players.
Review playtime stats, habits, and recommendation output to get a quick sense of how you spend time across games.
Yes. The homepage says Minimap works with PC and console gaming, and the site text specifically mentions Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and Epic Store syncing.
The homepage describes Minimap as free to get started, and the pricing page at `/pricing` currently returns an error page rather than a usable plans list.
Minimap is positioned for individual gamers: it lets you track games, write reviews, organize your backlog, and share your profile and game history with friends.
The homepage includes social features such as sharing your gaming experience with friends, commenting, and connecting with gamers who share your taste. The collected sources do not show dedicated team or workspace features.
The site points to account syncing for Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and Epic Store, but the collected sources do not show a separate integrations directory or API documentation.
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