Everything you add is saved to your account, so every app below shows the same games and plays. Sign in once on each and they stay in step.
Your whole collection in a proper desktop window. Browse your shelf, log what you played, see your stats, and let it pick something for game night.
bgdb-desktop-linux-x86_64.tar.gz · 63 MB · 64-bit
Unpack it and run the installer:
tar -xzf bgdb-desktop-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
cd bgdb-desktop-linux-x86_64
./install.sh
Everything goes in your home folder — you won't be asked for a password, and
nothing else on your machine is touched. The app then shows up in your
applications menu alongside everything else. To remove it later, run
./install.sh --uninstall. You can also just run
./bgdb-desktop to try it without installing anything. Works on
any reasonably recent 64-bit Linux desktop.
Run sha256sum bgdb-desktop-linux-x86_64.tar.gz and compare it with this:
bdbec31116d302204c1b1afaa89d09cf1c7b44925da97f7a1b3270a334d0bfa1
You're using it. Nothing to install, works on anything with a browser, and new features usually land here first.
Your collection in your pocket — handy in a game shop when you can't remember what you already own. Scan a box's barcode to add it, and it keeps working when you have no signal. Not in the Play Store just yet.
The same desktop app, made for Windows — everything the Linux one does. There's nothing to download yet, but it's on the way.
bgdb.app is free and open source, released under the Apache 2.0 licence. You can read the code, report a problem, or suggest something on GitHub.