BoardLog
A memory journal for the nights you sat around the table.
BoardLog is an iPhone app for saving memories from board game nights.
For each game night, you can keep “the games you played,” “people,” “photos,” “the date,” and “a note about the day” as one memory.
BoardLog is not an app for tracking win rates. It is for keeping who you played with, what you played, and how the day felt as a game-night memory. It is available on the App Store in the United States and Japan.
The unit is not each board game. It is the board game night.
You can gather that night’s memories around the table like a scrapbook.
You can save the board game titles that were on the table that night.
Friends, family, a partner. Who sat with you.
The board, the table, the feeling of the room.
So you can find that night again.
A few words about how the day felt.
Most board game logging apps are trackers. They care about plays, scores, and win rates. BoardLog cares about the night.
| BoardLog | Typical stats apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Game night memories / memory journal | Win rates, scores, play tracking |
| Unit | A board game night | A play or match |
| Photos | First-class | Optional |
| What you keep | Who, what you played, how the day felt | Results and detailed stats |
Open old game nights on a timeline and in yearly albums. The play log is a gentle index for memory — not a dashboard for competition.
Browse board game nights in order. See when you played, who was there, and which games came off the shelf.
Flip through a yearly scrapbook of game nights. Photos, people, and games sit together on the page.
See how many nights you saved, and who you played with. It is a table of contents for memories, not a win-rate chart.
People who play board games regularly with friends, family, or a partner.
People who want to keep those nights as photos and a private journal.
Players who want detailed win rates or ratings.
A play-tracking or stats app is a better fit for that.
BoardLog stores your data only on your device.
BoardLog is an iPhone app for saving memories from board game nights. It is a game night memory journal and photo journal. For each meetup, you can keep the games you played, who you played with, photos, the date, and a note about the day.
Not in the usual sense. BoardLog is not a scorekeeping or statistics-first app. Typical board game trackers focus on plays, scores, and win rates. BoardLog is for the memory of the night — who was there, what you played, and how the day felt.
The games you played, the people at the table, photos, the date of the game night, and a short note. You can look back later on a timeline and in yearly albums.
Yes. Photos sit at the center of each memory. BoardLog is built like a scrapbook, so pictures, people, and games live on the same page.
Records are saved on your iPhone. You do not create an account, and BoardLog is not designed to send your memories to an external server.
No. BoardLog is an iPhone app. There is no Android version at this time.
Yes. You can download it free on the App Store and start keeping memories. Optional paid plans are available if you want to save more game nights.
Yes. BoardLog is available in English and Japanese, and it is released on the App Store in the United States and Japan.
BoardLog is a lifelog for board games. You can start a game-night journal today, and it’s free to begin.
