The best Neverness to Everness Playtime Tracker alternatives

PlayTracker may suit gamers who want to combine game data and follow friends’ activity.

GameDiary suits PSP owners who want background playtime tracking and session statistics for PSP games and PS1 classics running through POPS.

GamePal suits iOS users who want to track their game collection, sessions, and gaming events.

This app suits Windows PC players who want an automatic record of gaming sessions and periodic reminders of session length.

It suits Minecraft players who want local playtime records separated by server and singleplayer world, including a distinction between active time…

This tracker may suit Windows players who want automatic session records and a local playtime dashboard for Arknights: Endfield.

GamingGaiden suits Windows players who want local records of PC and emulated game sessions, along with backlog status and playtime summaries.

It suits players who want one browser profile for activity across Steam, PlayStation and Xbox.

It suits Windows PC players who want a local history of game sessions across multiple launchers.

It suits PlayStation players who want to review publicly visible playtime for PS4 and PS5 games without registering.

It suits Roblox users who want to review playtime, game history, and streaks, including across multiple accounts.

It suits Windows PC players who want automatic playtime tracking, game statistics, and system monitoring in one dashboard.

This tracker suits Windows users who want automatic playtime records and remote save backups.

It suits Windows Steam players who want automatic local playtime records and daily or weekly views.

It suits Steam for Windows users who want period-based play summaries inside the client.

It is intended for independent researchers studying player behavior and for players willing to donate gameplay data.

It suits Windows players who pause games for weeks or months and want a personal reminder.