A deck, not a feed
Finite, focused, and respectful of your time. Come back tomorrow for a fresh stack.
What's inside
Every part of Questly, built around your taste.
Most game-discovery apps treat every player like the same demographic. Questly does the opposite. everything you swipe, score, and list refines what shows up next. Here's how it all fits together.
Swipe-based discovery
Open the app and you get a focused stack of games picked for you; not an infinite feed. Swipe right on what looks good, left on what doesn't. Every decision teaches Questly more about the kinds of games you'll love, so the next deck is sharper than the last.
Filter by platform, year, genre
Only have time for short indies on Switch? Drop in a filter and Questly works around it.
Hide what you've added
Already played it? Already in a list? It quietly disappears so you only see new picks.
Lists worth sharing
Top 10s. "Best games to play if you loved Hades." "Cosy games for a wet Sunday." Make the lists you've been wanting to write since forever and share them as a clean image in a single tap.
Top 10s & themed lists
Rank them, randomise them, or skip the order entirely. Lists fit how you actually think.
Tier them out
Drop games into S/A/B/C tiers when ranking 1–10 doesn't quite cut it.
Share-ready images
Built-in renderer turns any list into a story or post-sized image with one tap.
Scores that actually mean something
Score what you've played and Questly learns your taste from the inside out. Compare your library to friends, find the people whose scores you trust, and stop relying on aggregate review averages that don't know what you like.
Personal scores, not crowd noise
Score on the dimensions you care about. fun, story, replay value, whatever fits.
Compare with friends
See where your tastes line up and where they diverge. Argue about it. That's the fun bit.
Reviews with context
Reviews show alongside reviewer scores and the games they've already loved.
A profile that's actually yours
Track every game you've finished, ranked, or reviewed. Quests reward consistency: finishing a series, building your first Top 10, reviewing a niche genre. Customisation that means something, unlocked through play.
Quests & progression
Unlock themes, profile rings, and badges by actually engaging with the games you love.
40+ console themes
Play around with the look, from PS1 boot screens to Game Boy green. Always a yours-only choice.
Built around your library
Every stat on your profile reflects what you've actually played and rated, not what you bought.
Your library, properly tracked
Most apps stop at "did you play it, yes or no." Questly tracks the full story: where you own a game, how long you spent in it, every replay, and which categories you actually want shown on your profile. Bring your library in with a couple of taps, or fill it in your way.
Import from Steam
Drop in your Steam ID and Questly pulls in every owned title with its playtime pre-populating your library so you can start ranking from day one.
CSV import
Have a spreadsheet from another tracker, a Notion table, or your own backlog list? Import a CSV and Questly will match titles, dedupe editions, and slot in playtime.
Owned, per platform
Mark a game as owned on Steam, Xbox, PSN, Switch, Game Pass, PS Plus, physical, or "subscription" all the way down to which storefront it came from.
Track every playthrough
A play journal that respects the way you actually play games including the ones you come back to years later. Log playtime, capture replays, and surface (or hide) any category from your public profile.
Playtime, in hours
Imported from Steam or entered manually. Time-to-beat and time-to-master are first-class fields on every game.
Replays & sessions
A single game can hold many runs. Each replay is its own row with start/finish dates, hours, platform, and notes, replay your favourites without overwriting the original.
Status that fits real life
Backlog, Playing, Completed, Mastered, Retired, Shelved, Abandoned. Pick the right one and hide any whole category from your public profile if you'd rather not show it.
Privacy by default
We don't sell your data, we don't track you across the web, and we never will. Questly's business model is "make a great app and charge a fair price for premium features" full stop. Your library, lists, reviews, and journal are all exportable to CSV from Settings, so your taste stays yours even if you ever decide to leave.
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