PlaytimeType a nickname.
See their whole gaming life.
- 2,591hours in the top six
- 43games
- 4platforms
37 more games are on the shelf.
This page shows a sample. Playtime looks up real public profiles on your PC and fills the whole shelf.
One card for every platform they play on.
Playtime merges the public profiles behind a nickname into a single player card: total hours, the games that own most of them, and when they last played.
- Save it as an image and share it
- Look yourself up first. Everyone does
- Hours come from the platforms, not from guesses
@johndoe
Player card
2,591h
Counter-Strike 21,204
Forza Horizon 5640
Elden Ring388
Two shelves. One game you both own.
Put two nicknames side by side and Playtime lights up what they have in common. The fastest way to pick something to play tonight.
What it asks of you
1
nickname in
No links to collect and no profiles to open by hand.
0
logins asked
Playtime reads what profiles already show the public. Private ones stay private.
100%
on your PC
No account and no server in the middle. Nobody is told you looked.
Before you download Playtime
What can it see?
Whatever a profile shows to the public: games, hours and recent activity. If a profile is private, Playtime shows it as private and nothing more.
How does it know two profiles are the same person?
It starts from the nickname and shows every match with the reason it matched, so you decide which ones belong together.
Does the player find out?
No. Playtime only reads public pages. It does not add, follow or message anyone.
Is this allowed?
Reading public profiles is what anyone can do by hand. Follow each platform’s terms and your local law, and do not use it to harass anyone.