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Every game you own, honestly counted — playtime, achievements, and what each one really cost per hour.

THE CHALLENGE

Your games live in pieces. Some on Steam, some on PlayStation, a few on a shelf, and the rest in a mental list you have never once written down.

So the simple questions stay unanswerable. How many games have you actually finished this year? Which purchase gave you the most hours for the money — and which one is still sitting at zero, months after you bought it?

Storefronts will not tell you. They are built to sell you the next one, not to account for the last one.

THE EXPERIENCE

A breath of fresh air

The Kiroku sign-in screen, showing a single Google sign-in button on a dark monochrome background.
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Sign in once

Kiroku uses the same MadoKaze account you use here. One Google sign-in, no new password, no separate profile to maintain.

The Kiroku library grid, showing imported games as cover-art cards with playtime and status.
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Connect Steam and PlayStation

Your library imports itself — titles, cover art, playtime, and earned achievements. Kiroku then keeps itself current in the background, so the shelf is accurate the next time you open it.

The Kiroku stats view, showing value-per-hour tiers and the Shame Board total for unplayed purchases.
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See what it actually cost

Every game gets a value score in rupees per hour. The ones you paid for and never started collect on the Shame Board, totalled honestly. The numbers are not there to flatter you.

CAPABILITIES

Thoughtfully designed

One Shelf, Every Platform

Steam and PlayStation import automatically. Anything else — a disc, a Game Pass month, a gift — you add by hand, and it sits on the same shelf with the same numbers against it.

Sync That Stays Current

Playtime and achievements refresh on their own in the background. You never press a sync button or wonder whether what you are looking at is stale.

Value in Rupees Per Hour

Each purchase is scored on what it returned for what it cost, and every unplayed one is counted on the Shame Board. Playing more is the only thing that moves the number.

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