Campfire Log reads your Steam and PlayStation playtime each day and turns it into a journal. You don't start timers. You just add a few words about how it went.
Sign in to Steam and PlayStation once. Anything else, like a handheld or a game at a friend's, you can add by hand.
Campfire Log checks your playtime totals a few times a day and works out how long you played each game.
Today's games are already there. Tap one to jot down what happened. A gentle reminder nudges you if you forget.
On iPad your days, your games and every note you wrote about them sit side by side. Your journal syncs between both through iCloud.
Hours per game per day, pulled from your accounts. If you skip a few days, it suggests how to split the time.
Boss fights, plot twists, where you left off. Your own memory of each playthrough, written like a journal page.
A calendar of what you played and when, with streaks and totals that add up over time.
Search any game, see time to beat and details, and sort it into wishlist, backlog or played.
Your streak and today's playtime on the Home Screen, plus one reminder at the time you choose.
Small rewards for streaks, notes and finished games. First Spark, Kindling, Bonfire and more.
| Steam | At launch | Automatic. Your Steam profile's game details need to be public. |
|---|---|---|
| PlayStation | At launch | Automatic. Every couple of months you may need to sign in again. |
| Nintendo Switch | Planned | Automatic through Nintendo Switch Parental Controls, once they're set up on your console. |
| Xbox | Planned | Last played for every game, minutes for some. |
| Anything else | By hand | Add a game and its time in a couple of taps. |
There's no Campfire Log account and no server holding your play history. Your journal lives on your iPhone and iPad and syncs through your own iCloud. The app talks straight to Steam and PlayStation, with nobody in between.
Yes. Small banner ads appear on some screens (never on Today), and a one-time purchase removes them.
A TestFlight beta opens first for people on the waitlist. The App Store launch follows once the beta feels solid.
Not at first. iPhone and iPad come first; Android depends on how the iOS version is received.
No. Campfire Log only keeps how long you played each game per day, so there's nothing to start or stop.
Join the waitlist to get a TestFlight invite before launch.