Your games, quietly waiting.
Your evening, decided.
Ramuh is a calm home for your backlog. PlayStation, Xbox, Steam and everything else on one shelf, with a straight answer when you ask: what should I play tonight?
Everything you mean to play, in one place.
Connect your libraries and they settle onto one shelf, with covers, genres and how long each game takes already filled in. Add anything else by hand in seconds.
Driftlight
You’ve played it three evenings running and you’re close to the end. Two hours tonight probably finishes it. Slow story, low stakes: right for the mood you named.
Three picks for your evening.
Tell Ramuh how long you’ve got and how you feel. It reads your shelf: what’s been holding you, what fits the hour, what you always bounce off. Then it picks three games for the evening, with the reasoning spelled out >. Take one or pass; it learns either way.
Works on the couch, the plane, the basement.
Everything you add lives on your device first. With no connection and no account, the shelf still opens, logs your evening and answers. An account is only for sync and connectors; tracking games never needs one.
Your evenings, kept gently.
Sessions add up into a quiet record: hours week by week, what still waits on your shelf by genre, streaks counted in days. No badges or leaderboards, just what you played and when.
Plays well with your libraries.
Steam, PlayStation and Xbox sync server-side and keep themselves fresh; your store passwords never touch a device. The retro shelf imports from your Steam Deck. Or skip it all and type games in by hand.
Steam
Your whole library at once, refreshed daily.
PlayStation
What you’ve played, pulled from PSN.
Xbox
Your title history, via your Microsoft sign-in.
EmuDeck
Your retro shelf, imported from a Steam Deck.
Anything else
Typed in by hand, in a few seconds. No account needed.
Tonight’s game is already on your shelf.
Open on the web now. On iPhone, we’re inviting select TestFlight users.
Works offline · start without an account · delete everything, any time.