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Many people are posting about India's match against Brazil without even watching the highlights. I don't understand how they could be satisfied. Is India 4 - Brazil 0 what they expected? I have watched most of India's international matches, and it is clearly evident that they are trying to improve. Support them when needed rather than making fun of them. Also, some people say it was Brazil's B team; seriously, at least spend some time checking the lineup. For those who say this is a gimmick, what do they gain by playing against Brazil? It is a dream from which the next generation will draw inspiration.

I’ve been working on a mobile app called Backlogged mainly because I wanted one place to keep track of my games across different platforms without having to maintain everything manually.

It connects with Steam, Xbox and PlayStation, so your gaming activity can be tracked automatically. The idea is to give you a sort of 360° view of your games — what you've played, what you're playing now, what you've finished, and what's sitting in your backlog.

A few things I've added:

🟠 Steam, Xbox & PlayStation integration

🟠 Automatic game/play tracking

🟠 Daily gaming streaks

🟠 Backlog and collection tracking

🟠 Game progress and completion tracking

🟠 Interactive maps for supported games

🟠 Collectibles and locations tracking

Here is some sample:

[Profile](https://backlogged.cc/@venomasurus)

[List](https://backlogged.cc/l/a18f602f-6746-4ea2-baae-2481fcd1cb80)

A detailed view of your games and gaming history

I'm trying to make it feel more like a personal gaming companion rather than just another backlog list.

It's still very much a work in progress, and I'm sure there are things I've overlooked.

If anyone here is into tracking their games, I'd really appreciate it if you gave Backlogged a try and told me what you think — especially what feels useful, what feels unnecessary, and what you'd want to see added.

Looking for honest feedback 😅 — tell me how I can get it to right audience?

I built Arc Companion app never expecting to make a profit out of it, but rather to build something that I truly love doing. I'm a die-hard Arc Raider gamer who plays it every day and dies to rats, gets frustrated, and stops playing.

However, I built this app as a Saturday evening experiment where I created it for myself to track items and later polish and add more features to it.

After five months of adding something new or fixing bugs every day, I spend more on this app than playing the game. But one of the biggest pain points was that even after adding everything possible, it still felt like an extra chore adding everything manually.

This week, I released V2, where you connect your game and can manage your game inventory directly from your phone while you work or commute. You can rearrange/sell/recycle your stash or prepare your loadout before reaching home.

The app is not perfect, it still needs a lot of fixes and polish, but as a solo developer, I'm happy with where it is now. With 5k+ 5-star ratings, I can confidently say it is one of the best companion apps available on mobile.

Do give it a try if you haven't and let me know what are some real pain points you face with the inventory management.