PILE: Play What You Own

You own more games than you will ever play. Every launcher turns that into a chore: a wall of covers, a scroll with no end, and twenty minutes gone before you have played anything. PILE does the opposite. It shows you one game. Tonight's game. And a sentence saying why it picked that one. ONE DISC, ONE EVENING Open PILE and a single game is already under the lamp, with the reason underneath it: how long it takes, how long it has been waiting, what you said you had time for. Swipe down to play it. Swipe up if it isn't tonight, and the shelf turns until something else stops in front of you. YOUR SHELF, THE WAY IT ACTUALLY LOOKS Every game you own stands in its case on a real shelf, spine out, waiting. Sorted by what has waited longest, or by what arrived last. Tap a case and it opens: how long to beat, which platforms, who made it, when you added it, and a page for anything you want to write down about it. BRING YOUR LIBRARY IN Add games by name from a database of tens of thousands, or import the ones you have never played straight from your public Steam profile. FINISHING MEANS SOMETHING When you finish a game it does not quietly disappear. It is given a trophy, dated and counted, and takes its place in a room of everything you have actually completed. ONE INVITATION A DAY At a time you choose, PILE names one game from your own pile. Never a streak. Never "you haven't opened this in four days". Turn it off in one tap and nothing else about the app changes. NO ACCOUNT, NO TRACKING No account. No sign-in. No analytics, no ads, no tracking. Your pile, your notes and everything you have finished are stored on your phone, and you can delete all of it from one screen. PILE only goes online to look up game details, to read your public Steam library if you choose to import it, and to process a PILE Plus purchase through Google Play. PILE PLUS The nightly pick, the shelf, the notes and the trophies are free, forever. PILE Plus removes the daily limit on re-rolls, for the nights when the first few answers are not the one. Game data by IGDB.com.