Riftbase review
A free web tracker for combining PlayStation, Steam and Xbox progress.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Riftbase is a free, web-based game achievement tracker for players who split their gaming across PlayStation, Steam and Xbox. It links platform accounts to a public profile that can contain trophies, achievements, gamerscore, rarity data, completion information and play history. Players can browse a searchable game catalog, view platform-specific lists, look up public profiles by handle, PSN ID or gamertag, and compare progress through leaderboards. Profile privacy and opt-out controls provide a way to manage public visibility.
The published offering is straightforward: profiles, games, lists and leaderboards are free to access, with no paid tier described. Its platform coverage is the main reason to consider it. PlayStation trophy tracking, Steam achievement tracking, and Xbox gamerscore and completion tracking bring the three supported ecosystems into one web profile. Progress statistics and rarity data add context beyond a basic unlocked-versus-locked list, while the game database and public lookup features support browsing and comparison. According to the vendor's current documentation, Nintendo, GOG, Epic and RetroAchievements are future plans rather than current integrations.
Riftbase fits players who want a single free place to review achievement progress across these three platforms, especially those interested in rarity, completion statistics and public leaderboards. Privacy controls also matter for users who want to limit profile visibility or opt out. The narrower platform scope makes it less suitable for players whose libraries center on Nintendo, GOG, Epic or RetroAchievements, or for anyone seeking a broader ecosystem today. It is also web-only, so its value depends on whether a browser-based profile and tracking experience meets the need.
Riftbase pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks trophies, achievements, gamerscore and completion progress
- Includes rarity data, game search, player lookup and leaderboards
- Offers profile privacy and opt-out controls at no cost
- Where it doesn't
- Web access only
- Currently supports three gaming platforms
- Additional comparison tools are planned rather than available
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