The whole record.
No matter where you play.
Riftbase brings PlayStation, Steam and Xbox into one trustworthy gaming profile: every game, unlock, rarity and completion, without flattening what makes each platform different.
What Riftbase is
One @handle connects the accounts you already use.
Trophies, achievements and gamerscore keep their own language and detail.
Open lookup with clear claim, privacy and opt-out controls.
Why Riftbase exists
Gaming histories are scattered across separate ecosystems and single-platform trackers. Your platinums live on one site, gamerscore on another and Steam completions on a third.
Riftbase is the record that holds all of it. One handle, three linked accounts, and every unlock with the context it deserves.
We are independent of Sony, Valve and Microsoft. We're players building the tracker we wanted to exist.
Where this is going
The aggregate profile is the start. The goal is a place players use to understand progress, discover what to play and find people to play it with.
What we promise
The trackers before us taught players to expect stale data, paywalled basics and opaque moderation. These commitments are the standard we hold ourselves to instead.
Public data stays public
Profiles, games, lists and leaderboards are never paywalled. Looking someone up stays free.
Freshness is the baseline
Updating your own profile is never a premium feature or an artificial waiting game.
Honest about gaps
When a platform does not report rarity or playtime, the page says so plainly.
Human moderation
Flags need evidence, a clear reason and a real appeal path, never a mystery penalty.
You stay in control
Claim your profile, set it private, or opt out entirely with first-class controls.
Find Riftbase
The community lives on Reddit. Product news and shipped-feature notes go everywhere else.
Talk to us
Every address reaches a person. If you're unsure, hello@ works.
Bring your whole record together.
Claim your handle, link the platforms you use, and keep looking up anyone for free. One profile. Every platform.