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Best Achievement Trackers 2026
Every product here is ranked by Samsung Mobile US Press's record score: what its maker publishes about it, where it runs (Android first), whether it is free to try, and how recently the facts were read.
Game Rover
Game Rover suits players who want to organize backlogs and bring supported platform achievements into one view.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebTrophy Hub
Trophy Hub suits players who want retro emulation alongside achievement tracking across supported gaming platforms.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1Backloggr
Backloggr may suit players who want to organize owned games, track progress, and follow a backlog in one place.
iPhone & iPadMacPocketPSN
PocketPSN suits PlayStation users who want game and trophy tracking across mobile and web.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebAchieveAll suits players who want achievements from supported services gathered in one profile, along with progress tracking and community features.
It suits players who want a public profile combining progress across several gaming platforms.
It suits completionists who track games across several services and want guides, checklists, or missable warnings while playing.
It suits Windows players who want to follow achievements across launchers, local saves, and supported emulators.
It suits players who want one achievement score across multiple gaming services.
It suits video game collectors and players who want to record their libraries, follow challenges and track completed games.
GamersVault suits players who want a game diary, Steam library imports, or a way to follow friends' activity.
It suits players who want one browser profile for activity across Steam, PlayStation and Xbox.
TrueAchievements suits Xbox players who want achievement tracking, collection tools, guides, and community features.
SteamHunter suits Android players who want to follow Steam achievements, game completion, and playtime.