Your video game backlog,
shuffled.
Stop staring at your library. StackPop picks a random game from your collection so you can stop deciding and start enjoying the games you already own.
Every game you own, in one place.
Steam, Xbox, retro carts, indie picks. Cover art for the whole shelf, sorted and ready.
You own 200 games and play the same three.
Hollow Knight. Disco Elysium. Outer Wilds. The indie you bought in a sale three years ago and never opened. They sit in your library, untouched.
You scroll for fifteen minutes. Nothing jumps out. You replay something familiar or watch someone else play on YouTube. Cataloging isn't the hard part. Getting past the scroll is.
StackPop picks for you.
How it works.
Three steps from a full backlog to a game in front of you.
Build your stack
Search IGDB to add games one at a time. Upload a PriceCharting CSV to load a whole shelf at once. Connect Steam or Xbox to pull in your library and keep play activity in sync. Or type in a custom entry for anything the databases miss. Every platform from NES to PS5 fits on the same stack.
Pop your next game
Tap the button and StackPop pulls a game at random from your backlog. Could be Tunic. Could be Skyrim. If you are in the mood for something specific, filter by platform, genre, or release year before you pop. The app decides for you.
Play it, skip it, or keep going
If the game doesn't grab you, skip it. Skipped games come back on their own after a cooldown you set: a day, a week, or a month. When you're ready to move on, give it a rating, jot down a note, and pop the next.
Most game trackers help you
list games. StackPop helps you play them.
Cataloging is easy. Pulling one game out of two hundred and starting it tonight is the part nothing else solves.
What's in the box.
Enough to get your backlog moving, nothing you don't need.
Skip cooldowns.
Pass on a game and it disappears for a while, then quietly comes back. Pick a window: a day to clear today's mood, a week to set it aside, a month to give it real distance. Nothing is permanently abandoned. Nothing keeps reappearing.
Filtered random picks
Random by default. Narrow by platform, genre, or release year when you want something specific.
Ratings and notes
Rate every game out of ten. Leave a short note while it's fresh. A history log keeps a record.
Custom entries
Tracking a demo, a Japanese import, or a fan translation? Add anything by hand, even if it's nowhere in a database.
Achievements and streaks
Earn badges as you complete games, hit play streaks, or explore new genres. Show them on your profile.
Get your collection in.
Five paths from your existing library to your StackPop stack.
- SteamConnect once
Sign in with Steam to pull every owned game and sync playtime in the background.
- XboxConnect once
Sign in to import every title you've played, with platform and last-played dates.
- IGDBOne at a time
Search IGDB and add titles with covers, descriptions, and metadata.
- PriceChartingCSV upload
Export your collection from PriceCharting and upload the CSV in one shot.
- ManualAnything goes
Type a title, pick a platform, tag the genre. For everything the databases miss.
Your stack is waiting.
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