Every achievement. One app.

Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, GOG, Epic Games and RetroAchievements in one library.

See what it does

Coming soon for iOS and Android

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Supported platforms

Library, achievements, statistics and friends work with all six platforms.

Steam PlayStation Xbox GOG Epic Games RetroAchievements

What the app does

Library

All your games in one list

Games from all your connected platforms share one list that you can filter and sort.

  • Put games in Favorites or Want to Play
  • Create lists of your own, name them and sort them
  • Search the Steam, Xbox, Epic and RetroAchievements catalogs, including games you don’t own
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Game page

Every achievement in a game

For each achievement you see how rare it is and when you unlocked it.

  • Average playtime from HowLongToBeat
  • Links to guides
  • Share your progress as an image
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Statistics

Statistics across every platform

The statistics page looks at your whole collection. It shows, for example, which weekday you unlock the most on and which games are nearly done.

  • A weekly review compared with the week before
  • Per-game statistics, including a timeline of your unlocks
  • Awards for every game you have beaten or mastered
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Friends

Compare with your friends

Your friends from every platform are in one list. If someone has several accounts, you can link them into one person.

  • Compare progress in a game side by side
  • Filter for achievements a friend already has or is still missing
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For individual platforms

RetroAchievements

Events and leaderboards in the app

RetroAchievements gets the most out of the app. Hardcore and softcore are tracked separately, and the Discover tab has the Achievement of the Week and current events.

  • Leaderboards with your own rank
  • Subsets as sets within the base game
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Also

  • Steam News and user reviews for your games
  • PlayStation Trophy tips and DLC trophy groups

Even when the app is closed

Background sync

The app syncs your accounts in the background on a regular basis.

Notifications

New achievements arrive as a notification.

Home-screen widgets

Widgets show your latest achievements and statistics on the home screen.

Privacy

You sign in on each platform’s own login page, and the app never reads your password. You can disconnect accounts at any time.

Common questions

Is Achievement Collector free to use?

Yes. Achievement Collector is free. Connecting your platforms and tracking your achievements costs nothing. The app is still in development and not yet available in the app stores.

Does my progress update automatically?

Yes. Background sync keeps your games and achievements up to date without you having to open the app. It is switched on during onboarding unless you turn it off there. Later you’ll find it under Settings > Sync (open Settings with the gear icon at the top right of the Profile tab). There you can switch it on or off and choose how often it runs: every 3, 6 or 12 hours, daily, or weekly. The default is daily.

The sync only runs over Wi-Fi and not between 11 pm and 7 am. The operating system decides exactly when it starts, so the interval you pick is a minimum gap rather than a fixed time, and on iOS in particular a run may come later. If the system cuts a run short, the next one picks up where it stopped.

If you don’t want to wait, tap “Sync now” on the same page. With notifications for new achievements turned on, the app lets you know as soon as a sync finds something new.

Are there home-screen widgets?

Yes, there are four widgets for iOS and Android:

  • “Latest achievements” shows the achievements you unlocked most recently.
  • “Recently played” shows the games you played last, with your progress.
  • “Statistics” shows your library in numbers, such as this year’s achievements, your current streak and your playtime.
  • “Awards” shows the games you beat and mastered.

Add them like any other widget from your home screen’s widget picker. On iOS each widget comes in small, medium and large; on Android you can resize it freely. Tapping an entry opens that achievement or game in the app.

Widgets show whatever the app synced last. They update after every sync, including background syncs, and when you open or leave the app. If a widget is still empty, open the app once.

All questions

Coming to the App Store and Google Play

The app isn’t released yet.

App Store Coming soon
Google Play Coming soon