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Solid“A pond’s harmony is not in the number of frogs, but in the delicate balance between what leaps freely and what patiently waits beneath the surface.”
“A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability, and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise.”
Session recaps, convention trips, and a running record of every game played — now I can track how I waste both time and money!!
What should we bring? Pack a bag →Game Night Mode for the table →
Enter a BoardGameGeek username to see the overlap with this shelf — what you both own, and what they have that's worth a look.
Every game that came into or left the collection, and what it cost.
Search live convention listings via Tabletop.Events — results link straight back to the real event page, and any of them can be added to your list above with one click.
Every one written after real plays at this table, not off a rules read.
Pick something from the shelf for tonight, or see what the rest of the hobby is excited about.
The BoardGameGeek Hot List: what the hobby is looking at this week. Games already on the shelf are marked.
Campaigns funding right now on Gamefound and Kickstarter.
How you stack up against everyone you've linked as a friend.
Who currently holds bragging rights at each game you've played against a linked friend.
Link an account so you can tag them directly in a session, instead of just typing their name.
Their wishlist, expansions for games they already own, and a few new games that match what they like to play.
Game nights, convention trips, previews and the odd philosophical tangent.
Pick ten games and play each one ten times this year. Plays are counted from your log automatically.
Free search via OpenStreetMap — coverage depends on how well a shop is tagged there, so it's a helpful complement to the picks above, not a complete directory.
A shared running score for one sitting -- start a board, share the code or QR with whoever's playing, and everyone can bump scores from their own phone as you go. When you end the game, it offers to log the final scores as a play.
Sign in as the owner to start a scoreboard. Already have a code from someone else? Join it below.
Photograph a game's component list to teach it, or photograph a stray piece to find out which game it's from. Runs through Claude, only visible when you're signed in.
Check the games that are actually out today to scope "What is this?" to just those — cheaper and faster than comparing against everything you've ever taught. Leave all unchecked to compare against the whole library.
Hi, I'm Norman — this is my personal board game collection tracker: every game I own, every session I've logged, and honest reviews as I write them. I built it to keep an accurate record for myself, and to give other hobbyists something real to compare notes against.
Visible to you alone.
Everything here is real — games actually owned, sessions actually played, reviews actually written. A quick map before you dig in (every page is listed under All sections at the top):
Follow new reviews and posts with any feed reader. Want your own shelf? Create a free account — same tools, private to you.
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Photograph up to 4 shelf photos and Claude will list every game it can read from the box art and spines. Nothing gets added until you confirm each one below.
Point your camera at the box's barcode. This looks up the retail product name, then searches BGG for a match -- you'll still pick the right one.
A shareable card commemorating the win — they'll get their own copy too.
Games you both own.
Track what you own, log every session, and keep score against friends. Two ways to fill your shelf:
Want a weekly recap by email? Turn it on under Players → Sharing.