GameLynx puts every game you own in one place — Steam, PlayStation, and the
consoles you type in yourself — and answers the question a library never
does: how long is this, and how much of it is left?

WHAT IT SHOWS

• Completion times from HowLongToBeat, matched to your games automatically
• Your own hours, achievements and trophies beside them
• What you have finished, what you hid, and what is still ahead
• A backlog measured in years at the pace you actually play, not in hours
nobody can picture

TONIGHT

Three games, with the reason for each: how much is left, whether it is
already installed somewhere in the house, what other people made of it, and
how long ago you put it down. A library tells you what you own. This tells
you what to start.

YOUR HISTORY, KEPT

Steam records one lifetime total per game and nothing else — no dates, no
sessions. GameLynx watches those totals and writes down when they moved, so
after a while you have a history nobody publishes: per month, per year, per
game, and a year in review you can save as a picture.

EVERY DEVICE, ONE LIBRARY

What you decide on one device shows up on the others: hidden games, finished
games, hand-typed hours, pinned matches, your collections. It travels through
your own Google Drive — a folder you can open and read — and never through a
server of ours, because there isn't one.

NO ACCOUNT, NO SERVER, NO ADS

There is no GameLynx account to make. The app runs on your device, talks to
the services you connect it to with your own credentials, and stores what it
learns on that same device. Nothing is sent to the developer: there is
nowhere for it to go.

WHAT THE PHONE DOES AND DOES NOT DO

A phone cannot install or launch a game, and this one does not pretend to. It
is for the sofa: browsing, deciding, checking a completion time, seeing what
you played this year. The desktop and Steam Deck versions do the rest.

Free. Open about what it stores, at gamelynx.app/privacy.html