AchieveAll

Overview

AchieveAll is a gaming achievement tracker that combines linked accounts in one profile, with tools for following progress and connecting with other hunters. It suits players who collect achievements across supported platforms and value community features alongside their stats. Its broad automatic syncing is the draw; Nintendo tracking is limited to a friend code rather than account syncing.

Key features

Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, RetroAchievements and Riot accounts sync automatically, bringing achievements from those services into one place. That makes AchieveAll a practical hub for cross-platform hunters, but the Nintendo limitation matters if that console is central to your collection: there is no account sync, only a friend code slot.

The Mastery Score gives more weight to achievements earned by a smaller percentage of players. It offers a more nuanced view than a raw unlock count for hunters who care about rarity, though it is one measure of progress rather than a replacement for platform-specific records.

Game community pages let users attach an achievement to a help request, and following other hunters adds their unlocks to a feed. These features make the service useful for seeking help and keeping up with other players, not just compiling totals. Profiles can be arranged and styled with themes, accent colors, banners, custom titles, animated frames and reorderable cards.

The Android listing describes an unlock-history heatmap, streak tracking and an Almost There list of games close to 100%. Those views are aimed at completion-focused players looking for a way to spot momentum and unfinished games. Pro adds rank and completion insights as well as expanded profile customization.

AchieveAll says passwords are stored hashed by its authentication provider and platform tokens are used only to fetch platform data. Its privacy policy says it does not sell user data or use it for third-party advertising; users can delete their account, removing their profile, content and stored platform data. Supabase provides database and authentication services, while Vercel hosts the site. Support is available by email, and the feedback button sends comments to the maker.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes tracking, syncing, communities and the feed. It covers the core reason to use AchieveAll, making it a sensible starting point for hunters who want a shared profile and social tools without paying. New accounts receive their first month of Pro without entering a card.

Pro monthly costs €4.99 a month. Pro yearly costs €39.99 a year. Both add animated frames, gradient names, custom banners and titles, theme presets, eight showcase slots, and rank and completion insights. The yearly option is cheaper over a full year than paying the monthly rate for twelve months, but it requires an annual commitment. Pro is best suited to users who want its profile options or deeper insights; the Free plan retains tracking and community features.

Platforms

AchieveAll is available on Android and the web. The linked-account syncing spans Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, RetroAchievements and Riot, but Nintendo is represented only by a friend code. Players looking for automatic Nintendo achievement syncing should choose another option.

Who it's for

AchieveAll is a strong fit for multi-platform achievement hunters who want a consolidated profile, rarity-weighted scoring, community help requests and a feed of other players’ unlocks. Completion-minded Android users may also value the heatmap, streaks and near-completion list. It is less suitable for Nintendo-first players or anyone who needs Nintendo achievements to sync automatically.

Pros and cons

Pros: Automatic syncing for five named services puts much of a cross-platform collection in one profile.

Pros: Achievement-linked help requests and a hunter feed add practical community uses to tracking.

Pros: The Free plan includes syncing, communities and feed access, while Pro is reserved for customization and insights.

Cons: Nintendo does not sync, leaving users with a friend code slot instead of achievement tracking from that account.

Cons: Animated frames, expanded profile styling, eight showcase slots and rank and completion insights require Pro.

Cons: The Android app is listed, but no iOS app is offered.

Alternatives

For a broader tracker comparison, see Game Achievement Trackers.

Game Rover may suit players who want a game-library focus: its free plan includes 200 active games, monthly platform syncing, four lists and 30 Scout AI messages per month, and it runs on Android, iOS and the web.

RetroAchievements is the direct choice for a free community service centered on retro achievements, with broader listed platform coverage; it requires an internet connection when starting a play session.

StreamTrackr is worth considering for Windows users who need OBS or Streamlabs integration. Its free plan includes tracking, cloud saves, a persistent link and four basic themes, though its listed platform coverage is narrower than AchieveAll’s account integrations.

Trophy Hub is a free alternative across Android, iOS, web and Windows, with all features free, no ads and 1 GB of cloud storage.

PocketPSN is a more PlayStation-specific option, with Stars Collectibles tracking, custom lists, friend-filtered leaderboards and forum discussions on its free plan.

Backloggr may be a better fit for players on iOS or macOS who want library, trophy and backlog tracking in one tool.

GameSave is an option for Linux and Windows users; its core app stays free, with extra pages unlockable through earned Credits.

MetaGamerScore is a free web alternative, with paid pledges for more frequent achievement scans or an ad-free experience.

Verdict

Choose AchieveAll if you want one social achievement profile for Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, RetroAchievements and Riot, with useful community and completion-tracking features around it. The free plan makes that core package accessible, and Pro is focused on customization and insights rather than basic syncing. Look elsewhere if Nintendo syncing or an iOS app is essential.