One profile · 7 platforms

Track your gaming activity.

LevelForge reads the public profiles you already have on Steam, Battle.net, GOG, Epic, PlayStation, Xbox and Riot and turns every achievement and hour you've logged into a single lifetime level, then ranks you against everyone else

Create your profileBrowse the leaderboard

What you can link

You give each platform the name you already use there. Everything else is read server-side from what that platform publishes. The browser never gets to decide what your stats are.

  • Steam

    Achievements, hours, games owned and completed, Steam level

    Username, profile URL, or SteamID64

  • Battle.net

    WoW achievement points and characters, StarCraft II rank, Diablo III paragon

    Sign in with Blizzard · US region

  • GOG

    Achievements with global rarity, hours, per-game completion

    Username

  • Epic Games

    Achievements with global rarity, per-game completion, Epic XP

    Account ID or profile URL

  • PlayStation Network

    Trophies split bronze, silver, gold and platinum, hours, games

    Online ID

  • Xbox Live

    Gamerscore, achievements unlocked, games played

    Gamertag

  • Riot Games

    Solo and flex rank with LP, full ranked history, summoner level

    Riot ID and region

How it works

Linking an account takes about as long as typing your own username.

  1. Create your profile

    Pick a username. That username is your public profile address and your name on the leaderboard.

  2. Link an account

    Type the username you already use on that platform. Battle.net signs you in with Blizzard instead; its token is discarded once your stats are read.

  3. Get one level

    Every unlock is scored against the same published economy. Linking pays 2,500 XP on its own, so a profile has a level before the first sync finishes.

LevelForge never asks for your password and stores no access tokens. It reads only what a platform already publishes, which is why a private profile returns nothing.

The Ladder

Your tier is a band over your level, and your level comes from lifetime XP. The curve is quadratic: each level costs a flat 500 XP more than the one before, so the early tiers span more levels but far less work.

TierLevelsXP to enter
  1. Bronze1–140
  2. Iron15–2949,000
  3. Steel30–49210,250
  4. Chromium50–69600,250
  5. Platinum70–891,190,250
  6. Mithril90–1091,980,250
  7. Adamantium110–1292,970,250
  8. Drakonium130–1494,160,250
  9. Ethernium150–2005,550,250

Level 200 is the ceiling, and it is deliberately out of reach. A heavy multi-platform completionist lands somewhere around Platinum, so everything above Mithril is a long-horizon goal rather than something a first sync can buy.

Find out what your backlog is actually worth.

Link one account and get a level. Link the rest and find out where you stand.

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