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Backlog.rip manages a free, open-source library and keeps its data in the browser without cookies or trackers.
About Backlog.rip
Backlog.rip is a web-based game library manager. It is described as free and open source, with all user data kept locally in the browser. The site states it uses no cookies and no trackers. It runs in the web browser.
With it, you can browse games and look through genres and lists. You can organize and track games in a personal library, and import an existing Steam library. The site also links to a changelog, source code on GitHub, and a Discord community.
It suits players who want a browser-based way to keep track of games they own or want to play, including Steam users who want to bring their current library into one place while keeping data stored locally for added privacy.
Key features
- Browse games across genres and lists
- Organize and track games in a library
- Import your Steam library
- Store data locally in the browser
- View code on GitHub and changelog
Best for: Players who want to organize a game backlog in a browser while keeping data local.
Good for
- Free and open source
- Local browser storage with no cookies or trackers
- Supports Steam library import
- Works on the web
Watch out for
- Listed as beta version 0.22.4
Backlog.rip at a glance
- Website
- backlog.rip
- Category
- Gaming › Game Utilities & Launchers
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Free
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Backlog.rip FAQ
What is Backlog.rip?
It is a free and open source web-based game library manager for organizing and tracking games.
Where is my data stored on Backlog.rip?
According to the site, all data stays local in your browser, with no cookies or trackers.
Can I import my Steam library?
Yes, the site offers an option to import your Steam library.
Is Backlog.rip open source?
Yes, the site describes itself as open source and links to code on GitHub.
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