How to Track Games Across Every Platform
A practical guide to building one cross-platform game collection with Sparks Stack — without spreadsheets or manual entry.
Why cross-platform tracking breaks down
Most players own more than one system. Steam, Switch, PlayStation, and retro hardware each come with their own libraries, so your gaming history ends up scattered across store pages, save files, and memory.
A cross-platform video game tracker solves this by giving you one place to answer a simple question: have I played this game?
Use one swipe workflow for every console
Sparks Stack is built around a swipe deck: right if you have played a title, left to skip. That same flow works for NES, PS5, PC, and mobile — you are not maintaining separate lists per platform.
Filter by platform when you want to focus on one system, or browse the full library to rediscover games you forgot you finished years ago.
Start local, sync when you are ready
You can try the tracker on your device without an account. When you create a free account, your collection can sync across devices so phone and desktop stay in sync.
Privacy-first means your data is yours — you are not building a public profile unless you choose to share stats later.