Every store Gamepouch connects to
Each store keeps its own library, so the games you own end up split across several apps. Connect them to Gamepouch and they sit in one library. Here is what each store shares, what it doesn't, and how to see your games on the store itself.
Steam
Sign in with Steam. Gamepouch never sees your Steam password.
What Gamepouch reads
- Every game in your Steam library
- Your playtime and when you last played each game
- Your achievements, with progress per game
- Games shared with you through Steam Families, once you add a token in Settings
What it can't see
- Your library while your Steam profile keeps game details private. Set them to public to sync.
Can sync on its own, on a schedule you turn on.
Seeing your games on Steam itself: In the Steam app, open Library. On the web, your profile's Games page lists them all with playtime.
Epic Games
Epic has no sign-in for other apps, so you log in on Epic's own site and paste back the one-time code it shows you.
What Gamepouch reads
- Every game in your Epic library, including the free games you claimed
What it can't see
- Playtime or achievements: Epic doesn't share them.
Can sync on its own, on a schedule you turn on.
Seeing your games on Epic Games itself: In the Epic Games Launcher, open Library.
GOG
Sign in on GOG's own page and paste back the code it gives you.
What Gamepouch reads
- Every game you own on GOG
What it can't see
- Playtime or achievements.
Can sync on its own, on a schedule you turn on.
Seeing your games on GOG itself: In GOG Galaxy, or on gog.com under your account's games.
Xbox
Sign in with your Microsoft account.
What Gamepouch reads
- Games you've played on an Xbox console, from your Xbox history
- Your achievements, with progress per game
- Which of those games you played through Game Pass
What it can't see
- Games you own but have never launched: Xbox only reports games you've played.
- PC-only games from the Xbox app.
Can sync on its own, on a schedule you turn on.
Seeing your games on Xbox itself: On your console or in the Xbox app, under My games & apps.
PlayStation
PlayStation has no sign-in for other apps, so you log in on PlayStation's site and paste back a token from it.
What Gamepouch reads
- Games you've earned trophies in
What it can't see
- Games where you haven't earned at least one trophy: that's all PlayStation's API shows.
- Playtime.
Syncs whenever you press Sync.
Seeing your games on PlayStation itself: On your console under Game Library, or in the PlayStation App.
Amazon Games
Sign in on Amazon's own page and paste back the address it sends you to.
What Gamepouch reads
- Games you bought or claimed through Prime Gaming
- Games you've recently played or favorited on Amazon Luna
- Which games your Luna subscription includes right now
What it can't see
- Playtime or achievements: Amazon only reports what you own.
- Prime Gaming in-game loot such as skins and currency, since it isn't a game.
Syncs whenever you press Sync.
Seeing your games on Amazon Games itself: In the Amazon Games app, open Library.
itch.io
Paste a session token copied from itch.io while you're logged in.
What Gamepouch reads
- Every game you've bought or claimed on itch.io
What it can't see
- Playtime or achievements.
Syncs whenever you press Sync.
Seeing your games on itch.io itself: On itch.io, your library page lists everything you've bought or claimed.
Humble
Paste a session token copied from humblebundle.com while you're logged in.
What Gamepouch reads
- The games in your Humble library, including the ones from bundles
What it can't see
- Playtime or achievements.
Syncs whenever you press Sync.
Seeing your games on Humble itself: On humblebundle.com, open your Library.
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