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Achievement Watcher Next

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Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
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Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
Plans published11
Spec score · Game Achievement Trackers8.4 (#3)7.8 (#13)
Spec score · Achievement trackers8.3 (#6)7.7 (#15)
PrivacyThe documentation says AW Next has no analytics or telemetry and does not upload the user's library, playtime, folders or screenshots.GamersVault says it never sells personal data and collects only what is necessary to provide the gaming experience.
PurposeAW Next combines supported PC game achievement sources in one library and provides overlay popups or Windows notifications when achievements unlock.GamersVault helps gamers track progress, discover games, and connect with other gaming enthusiasts.
SupportThe maker invites bug reports and ideas and accepts translations; security vulnerabilities should be reported through the repository's private vulnerability form.General support is available by email, with the site stating email responses take less than 24 hours.

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Achievement Watcher Next

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Achievement Watcher Next

Achievement Watcher Next gathers achievements, rarity and playtime from game launchers, local saves and supported emulators in a Windows library. Sources include Steam and compatible saves, GOG, Epic, Ubisoft, EA, Xbox PC, console emulators, RetroAchievements, Games for Windows LIVE and some mod patches. The library offers search, filters, rarity tiers, progress achievements, covers, collections and unlock history. Achievement lists and product details are cached locally, allowing offline use. Automatic alerts use an in-game popup when visible, or a Windows notification otherwise, without duplicating an unlock notice. The Ctrl+Shift+K overlay offers searchable, filterable achievement lists, rarity badges, hidden descriptions and gamepad navigation. The project says achievement reading is read-only, requires no account of its own or Steam Web API key, and does not upload library data, playtime, folders or screenshots. Epic unlock-state retrieval can use an optional account connection. The app is free for Windows 10 and 11, with installer and portable ZIP downloads through GitHub releases.

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GamersVault

GamersVault is a free web service for recording game progress, discovering titles, and following other players. Users can mark games as started, finished, or dropped, attach dates and half-star ratings, and record replays. A month-by-month diary can be kept public or private. Following friends shows their logs and reviews as they appear. Steam syncing imports owned games, playtime, and wishlists, while the catalog contains 272.0K+ games and tracks titles across PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and mobile. Catalog data syncs automatically from IGDB and Steam. The Free plan costs nothing, billed Free forever, with no credit card, premium tiers, hidden costs, or ads. Progress analytics and social comparison are listed. Its achievement system is marked Coming Soon, describing planned badges, leaderboards, notifications, custom goals, and rewards. The service says it does not sell personal data. Users must be at least 13, and accounts inactive for more than two years may be deleted.

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