BAKLOG

7.2easy start · #2 of 21
in Game Backlog Trackers

Free to practise onyes
Free trialnot on record
Well documentedyes
Runs where you workyes

Runs on Linux, Mac, Windows.

BAKLOG is ranked #2 of 21 in game backlog trackers on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows. There is a free plan.

BAKLOG plans and pricing

All plans

Free Free Library import and browsing across stores · auto-fetch on connect · Claimable Now for full-game giveaways · free-tier refreshes one store at a time baklog.app · 7 Oct 2026

Pro Not published Removes sponsored deal cards · refresh while app is closed · deep achievement/trophy sync · queued bulk refresh · opt-in cloud sync · bonus claimables feed · deal/watchlist alerts coming soon baklog.app · 7 Oct 2026

Compared on game backlog trackers

Free plan: Yes
Mobile apps: none
Custom lists: Yes
Playtime tracking: Yes
Library import: Yes

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The record

Purpose: BAKLOG combines games from multiple storefront libraries into a local backlog dashboard to help users decide what to play and check deals against games they already own.
Store libraries: It lists 12 library sources: Steam, Epic, GOG, PlayStation, Xbox, Amazon, Battle.net, Ubisoft, Nintendo, itch.io, Humble, and EA App.
Wishlists: The site says BAKLOG supports eight wishlist sources for deal radar, with prices shown in the user's currency.
Library tools: Features include cross-store deduplication, combined playtime and review scores, a filter for DLC and other non-game items, and up to three custom-named Picks tabs.
Giveaways: Claimable Now aggregates active giveaways from sources including GamerPower, IsThereAnyDeal, and the Epic Store, hides games the user already owns, and is included in the free tier.
Stats: The dashboard offers 300+ statistics and baseball-style measures such as completion AVG, backlog OPS, value-per-hour, and WAR for a next pick.
Refresh limits: On the free tier, users can manually refresh one store at a time and the app auto-refreshes one stale store about every 30 minutes while open; Pro supports queued refresh and scheduled refresh while closed.
Security: The site says store credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and keys are held in the Windows Credential Manager, macOS Keychain, or Linux Secret Service.
Privacy: Catalogs stay local by default and store fetches run from the user's PC and IP; Pro cloud sync is opt-in for catalogs and personal statuses, while credentials stay local.
Telemetry and data: The desktop app has no telemetry by default, and the site says it does not sell catalog data; its marketing pages use Google Analytics for anonymous page views.
Open source: The full app is published under the MIT license, and the site links to a public repository and a published threat model.
Availability: BAKLOG is in open beta; the site says users can request a packaged download link by email or clone and run the source on Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Support: The site links to a community Discord, GitHub, and the contact email [email protected].
Price from: Free

Where it ranks on The Geeks Club

Best Game Backlog Trackers in 2026#2 of 21

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Sources

baklog.app· checked 7 Oct 2026