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Gameyfin
Gameyfin helps you catalog your game collection, track play status, and browse your library with rich metadata via a clean web UI.
Gameyfin is a self-hosted web application for organizing and browsing your video game library. It focuses on maintaining a personal catalog (including backlog/status tracking) and presenting games with rich metadata in a lightweight, modern interface.
Key Features
- Personal game library/catalog with searchable browsing interface
- Backlog and play-status tracking (e.g., planned/playing/completed) for your collection
- Rich game details pages (metadata, artwork, and associated information)
- Import and metadata enrichment via external game databases (as supported by the project)
- Multi-user capable design (accounts/auth depending on deployment configuration)
- Docker-first deployment with container images and straightforward updates
Use Cases
- Maintain a private “Steam/console shelf” style catalog for owned games across platforms
- Track what you are currently playing and what’s in your backlog
- Create a household library view for multiple users to browse and pick games
Limitations and Considerations
- Metadata availability and accuracy depend on configured third-party sources and rate limits
- Feature depth may be lighter than full commercial trackers (social discovery, friends, etc.)
Gameyfin is a good fit if you want a private, self-controlled game catalog and backlog tracker with a simple web UI. It prioritizes personal library organization and metadata-driven browsing over social features.
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