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Your current games get the cozy front seat. Switch between active journeys and tuck away quick notes before the little moments wander off.
- Active game switcher
- Quick play logs
- Recent moments
Open-source local-first app for your games
Your gaming journal and backlog companion.
MioLog is an open-source app for tracking your shelf, keeping play notes, drafting reviews on-device, and choosing the next game without turning your backlog into homework.
Open source · Free · Offline-first · No account · Your data stays yours
Tour
A quiet place for the games you actually play.
MioLog is built around everyday play: pick a backlog game, scan your shelf, keep session notes, and revisit the little wins that made the year yours.
Library
A cover-first shelf for the whole pile: backlog, finished games, paused adventures, and whatever is quietly waiting its turn.
- Cover shelf
- Status filters
- Fast scanning
Overview
Every game gets its own little page: status, metadata, time, review, and the play-log trail that makes the journey yours.
- Session time logging
- Review and rating
- Dated play logs
Mio's choice
When the shelf stares back, Mio can suggest a few games that fit today, with reasons built from your own local library.
- On-device picks
- Honest reasons
- No AI service required
Year in review
Look back at a year of finished games, favorite platforms, play time, and ratings, then turn it into a shareable card.
- Any year
- Shareable card
- Your play history
Little victories
Tiny milestones celebrate the journal you are already keeping. No pressure, just a few nice sparks along the way.
- Local achievements
- Gentle progress
- Visible goals
Themes
Journal, Mio, Polar, or Preem Neon: keep the same library, but let the app wear the mood that fits tonight.
- Four moods
- Instant switching
- Same journal, new atmosphere
What it helps with
Keep your games, memories, and next adventures in one place.
Manage your games
Keep your backlog in order, track finished journeys, pause anything mid-adventure, and plan what comes next.
Log while playing
Write small notes as you go, revisit favourite moments, and keep the little details that made a playthrough yours.
Rate and review
Give each game your own rating and write a personal review. When supported, Mio can draft from your play logs with a small model that runs in your browser.
Track your play time
Log each session straight from the Overview — tap the clock, add the hours, done. Sessions stack into a running total so you always know what a game asked of you.
Cover art and visual shelf
Paste a cover URL to turn your library into a gallery. Tag games as physical or digital and filter each shelf separately.
Four themes, pick yours
Journal, Mio, Polar, and Preem Neon give the app distinct moods. Switch anytime in settings, no restart needed.
Local play-next recommendations
Backlog picks are scored from your own local data: priority, tags, play-time estimates, taste history, and recency. No cloud recommendation engine needed.
Trophies without pressure
Unlock small milestones for logs, reviews, finishes, and shelf curation. They celebrate the journal you already keep.
Year in Review
Generate a shareable 1080×1920 Wrapped card for any year — cover art grid, total play time, average rating, and top platform. One tap, ready to share anytime.
Your data, your device
Everything lives locally. Export your full library and logs anytime, import them on another install — no account, no cloud, no lock-in.
Try it
Open MioLog or explore the demo first.
Install
Put MioLog on your home screen.
MioLog works in the browser, but it feels best when installed. Add it to your home screen for the full app-like experience.
iPhone and iPad
- Open app.miolog.net in Safari.
- Tap Share.
- Tap Add to Home Screen.
- Confirm Add.
Android
- Open app.miolog.net in Chrome.
- Tap the install prompt, or open the three-dot menu.
- Tap Install app or Add to Home screen.
- Confirm.
On desktop, keep MioLog pinned in your browser or install it from Chrome, Safari, or another supported browser.
Open source
MioLog is open source.
The MioLog app is licensed under the AGPL, so you can inspect how local data, backups, sync, recommendations, and optional review drafting work.
View MioLog on GitHubMio Server
The optional companion to MioLog.
Mio Server is free, open source, and ready to self-host. Use it when you want sync across devices, IGDB covers, metadata enrichment, or server-backed review drafting.
View Mio Server on GitHub