PC gaming in 2026 means a different launcher for almost every game. Steam, Epic, GOG, Battle.net, EA, Ubisoft, Xbox PC — each one tracks its own playtime, and none of them give you a single view of everything you play. That fragmentation is why most people have no idea how much they actually game.
The problem with per-launcher stats
Each store only knows about its own games. Your 200 hours in a Game Pass title, your GOG classics, and your Epic freebies never show up next to your Steam history. The result is a blind spot exactly where your data would be most useful.
Automatic tracking across stores
The WListDB Windows desktop app detects the games you launch across seven stores — Steam, Epic, GOG, Battle.net, EA, Ubisoft and Xbox PC — and records playtime automatically. No manual timers, no spreadsheets. It uses the same account as the web app, so your backlog stays accurate without extra work.
One library, everywhere
Whatever you play, it lands in one place: total playtime, finished games, and the planned pile, unified across launchers. That is the view none of the individual stores give you.
Track everything you play automatically — get the free desktop app or start with a free web account.