Questlog.app

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Overview of the Events page on Questlog. There are many Upcoming Events for the Summer Game fast and multiple Past events.
The new Version of the Questlog Game Detail Page. It looks much cleaner, features Screenshots and is grouped better.
Screenshot of the Game Detail Page of Cyberpunk on Questlog. The information density is quite high with a ton of links, dates, other info and pretty much no white space.
The game rating widget of the dev version for Questlog. The known summery is visible for a positive rated game with 71% and 14 Ratings. Below is a group of three buttons with positive, neutral and negative. They have 8, 4 and 2 ratings respectively. Below that is a button labeled "Edit my review".
A video showing the playlist selection modal. The first two times I click on a playlist the modal closes. Then I tick the "Keep selection open" box and the modal doesn't close. Even after a search, the navigation through pages, it just stays open – as you would expect.
The right sidebar of a game page. Below the game status counts and the reviews is a new widget called "Your Note". The note says: "Pretty much everyone talks about it, it is out for years and somehow | still didn't play it. I will definitely play it on the big Screen!"
The user content sidebar of Questlog showing the status distribution of a game, the reviews and now new a "Your note" section with a personal note about the game.
The expanded user menu of Questlog. It shows links for the users profile or account and at the bottom a theme switcher for Light mode, Dark mode or system preference
The Questlog header with the status navigation below. The status navigation contains five buttons with Icons in different colors.
The video shows the search form for Questlog. The word "Nintendo" is typed. After a few Milliseconds games with "Nintendo" in the title are visible. Above the results there is a selection for Games, Playlists and Events. Events is new here. I click through these sections, showing the different results.
The search bar of Questlog. It now features a selection between games and playlists. The search term is "favorite" and the results showing the 5 best matching playlists.
Screenshot of the Questlog header. Above everything there is a notice stating the following: "Questlog's data relies on the IGDB. Unfortunately, they revoked access to their API without notice. I am trying to resolve this issue. Questlog will work as expected, but new games won't be added and existing games won't be updated during this time. Sorry for the inconvenience."
Status selection of Questlog. The finished status is selected and below is a date selection with the date of the 10th March 2025.
Screenshot for the "Select the status" dialog. Showing five statuses. Want to play, playing, paused, finished and abandoned.
Front page of Questlogs Dev environment. The current design of the game cards. The image and text are in a visible box with a background.
The Games listing filtered after Finished action games from Nintendo
The video shows the new "Recently released Games" page of Questlog with a quick navigation on the top right to switch between this view and the Upcoming games view.
Screenshot of the Dev Version of Questlog. The recently released games grouped by date are visible.
Video that shows a rough implementation of a form above the playlist that lets you search for game titles and add them to a playlist with one click quickly after another. The implementation still lacks polish and usability.