For PC gamers
Are you tracking all your PC gaming hours?
Steam, Epic, EA, Ubisoft, standalone games… keeping track of your gaming history isn't always straightforward. Answer 5 quick questions and get a tracking setup that fits how you play.
What you'll discover
- Which tracking approach suits your launchers and habits
- Common reasons playtime records end up incomplete
- Free and paid tools worth considering, including when you don't need anything new
- Three practical next steps for your gaming history
Built by Vyllo
Vyllo helps you organize everything you read, watch and play. For PC gamers who want sessions tracked automatically and synced to the phone app, Vyllo Playtime is available with Premium. The toolkit recommends it only when it fits your answers.
Your tracking profile
What's probably missing
Your recommended setup
Tools worth considering
Vyllo Playtime · Premium
A small Windows app that notices when a game opens and closes, however you launch it, and sends each session to the Vyllo app on your iPhone or Android phone.
Example · Recent sessions in Vyllo
Good to know before you try it
- Windows 10 (version 2004) or 11 only.
- Finds Steam, Epic Games, Battle.net, GOG and Ubisoft Connect games on its own. Xbox app (Game Pass) and EA app games aren't read automatically yet; many can be added by hand.
- Part of Vyllo Premium, and it needs the Vyllo app on your phone to link the PC.
- The installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may show a warning the first time.
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From the makers of this toolkit
This result is based only on your answers. The toolkit hasn't looked at your PC, your launchers or your play data, so it can't tell you whether any hours are actually missing, only where gaps usually come from.
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