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Backlog.rip

What it is

Backlog.rip is a free, open-source web library manager for organizing, tracking, and discovering games. The free plan allows unlimited games, progress tracking, custom states and lists, and advanced search and filtering. Steam integration synchronizes owned games and playtime, including free games, while statuses and progress can also be imported from steam-backlog.com. Cloud backups and multi-device sync are included. Lists may be made public, and the site provides a way to explore public lists. The homepage says data stays local in the browser and that no cookies or trackers are used. Steam Achievements synchronization is under maintenance on the free offering. A Monthly Supporter contribution adds unlimited achievement synchronization, more cloud usage, a year of backup retention, and a supporter Discord channel. The project is maintained by a solo developer. Monthly support can be cancelled anytime without commitments.

For and against

For

  • Unlimited games on the free plan
  • Steam ownership and playtime sync
  • Cloud backups and multi-device sync
  • Public lists for sharing
  • No cookies or trackers stated

Against

  • Steam Achievements are under maintenance
  • GitHub license is not yet decided
  • Use or distribution requires permission

The verdict

Backlog.rip covers broad library organization at no cost, with Steam imports, backups, and public lists. Achievement syncing and licensing details require attention before choosing it for those needs.

Who it suits

It suits players who want browser-based game-library organization, Steam syncing, progress tracking, and shareable lists.

Plans and prices

Free forever

Free

Unlimited games · progress tracking · advanced search and filtering · custom states and lists

Monthly Supporter

Priced on request

Everything in Free · supporter Discord channel · more cloud usage · backup retention increased to a year

Every plan, in full

On the record

Achievement limit
Steam Achievements are listed as under maintenance for the free offering; the Monthly Supporter tier includes unlimited achievements synchronization.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026
Cloud sync
The free offering includes cloud backups and multi-device sync.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026
Development
The GitHub README says Gaspar Sabater solo develops the project as a side project, started it in 2016, and rebooted it in 2023.github.com · read 8 Oct 2026
Library management
The free offering includes unlimited games, progress tracking, advanced search and filtering, custom states, and lists.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026
Local data
The homepage says user data stays local in the browser and the product uses no cookies or trackers.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026
Open source status
The project describes itself as open source, while its GitHub README says its license has not yet been decided and use or distribution requires permission.github.com · read 8 Oct 2026
Product
Backlog.rip is a free and open source game library manager for organizing, tracking, and discovering games.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026
Public lists
Users can make lists public for anyone to view, and the site has a page to explore public lists.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026
Steam Backlog integration
Users can import game statuses and progress from steam-backlog.com.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026
Steam integration
The Steam integration synchronizes owned games and playtime, including free games.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026
Support
The supporter page says the service is maintained by a solo developer and links community support through Patreon or Ko-fi.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026
Support cancellation
Monthly support can be cancelled anytime with no commitments.backlog.rip · read 8 Oct 2026

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