Guides
Every platform counts things differently and hides things differently. These guides explain what the numbers on your card mean, where they come from and what to change when something is missing.
How to make your Steam profile public for statsWhich privacy setting controls playtime, how to find your Steam ID, and why some games stay hidden.What Steam hours actually measureIdle time, offline play, the two-week figure and why the card total is not the sum of your games.Xbox gamerscore, achievements and playtimeWhat gamerscore measures, how Xbox hours come through, and how linking works.PlayStation trophies, trophy level and privacyBronze to platinum, how trophy level is calculated, and the privacy settings that block reading.Clash Royale: trophies, Path of Legends and the battle logTrophy road versus Path of Legends, card levels, the current deck and how the battle log is read.Riot ID, ranks and LP in League of Legends and TFTFinding your Riot ID and tagline, what tiers, divisions and LP mean, and how ranked seasons reset.How duels workDuel codes, head to head versus race mode, best of 3, 5 or 7, and how the score is verified.Rocket League and Minecraft tracking with the CompanionWhat the Windows app measures that no web API can: RL match results, Minecraft hours per server, sessions.How to find your Clash Royale player tagWhere the tag is in the game, which characters it uses, and player tag versus clan tag.Where to find your identifier on every platformSteam ID, gamertag, online ID, Riot ID, Supercell tags, PUBG and Epic names, one page.Gamerscore, trophies and achievements are not the same thingWhy Xbox points, PlayStation trophies and Steam achievements cannot be added up or compared.Getting every game you own into one overviewWhat each platform exposes about your library, and what a combined view can honestly show.
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