One library to rule them all
Installed games, owned but not installed, added by hand (even a .bat). Duplicates across stores are merged, cover art is found for you.
Everything your launcher was missing
Lobby doesn't replace the stores: it brings them together, and adds what none of them does on its own.
Quick launch
From anywhere, even straight from the desktop.
CtrlShiftSpace
Real play time
For every game, launched from Lobby or not. Nothing is injected into the game.
Playing · Baldur's Gate 3Deals and lowest prices
Prices compared across dozens of stores, a wishlist that alerts you, and this week's free games.
-80%Disco Elysium€39.99€7.99
-41%Sorry We're Closed€22.22€13.00
FreeLast Gambit€9.75€0
TV mode, with a controller
A full-screen interface made for the couch. DualSense and Xbox controllers work out of the box, and Start opens it.
Your progress, your backlog
Statuses and notes for every game, drag-and-drop collections, and a "What should I play?" that picks for you.
PlayingPausedBacklogFinished100%Dropped
Stats and storage
What your library is worth, the games you never launched, the space taken on each drive, and one-click uninstalls.
Make it yours
Accent colour, a blurred backdrop from the featured game's art, borders that take each cover's colours. In English or French.
Built to be opened, not just tolerated
Smooth animations, and an interface that stays fast with hundreds of games.
0launchers in one place
0installer
0per play time check
0ads, accounts or subscriptions
Your games, your data, your PC
Lobby has no server. It reads what your launchers already know and keeps everything else on your machine.
Your passwords stay with the storesYou sign in on their official pages. Lobby only keeps a token, in the Windows Credential Manager.
Nothing is injected into your gamesNo overlay, no hooks: no trouble with anti-cheat, no FPS cost.
Light and nativeWritten in Rust with Tauri: a few MB, and it stays out of the way in the system tray.
What's new
Every release, newest first.
Found a bug? Got an idea?
Lobby is made by one person: every report helps. Bugs and ideas go to GitHub, where you can follow what happens to them.
Report a bug
Something broke, a game is missing, a launcher isn't detected? Tell what happened and what you expected.
Report a bugSuggest an idea
A launcher to support, a feature you miss, something that could be simpler. Upvote the ideas you like, too.
Suggest an ideaA good report has
- Your Lobby version (Settings → General, at the bottom)
- The steps to make it happen
- A screenshot, if something looks wrong
Frequently asked questions
Does Lobby replace Steam or Epic?
No: your games stay in their stores, which keep handling downloads and updates. Lobby brings them together so you no longer have to open each launcher.
Is it really free?
Yes, with no ads and no subscription. A few extras (deals, alternative covers, game length) use free services you get your own key for in two minutes.
How is play time counted?
Every 10 seconds, Lobby looks at which programs run from one of your games' folders, like Task Manager does. It takes a few milliseconds, and you can turn it off in Settings, for all games or just one.
What about games that don't come from a store?
Add them by hand: an .exe, a .bat or a .cmd, with arguments if needed. Lobby finds cover art for them, or you pick your own.
Windows says "Windows protected your PC". Is it safe?
Lobby's installer isn't code-signed yet (a certificate costs several hundred euros a year), so SmartScreen doesn't know it. Click "More info", then "Run anyway". Every release is built from the same code and published on GitHub.
Does it run on Mac or Linux?
Not for now: Lobby is made for Windows, where the launchers it brings together live.
Your next game is two keystrokes away
Install Lobby and it finds your games on its own.
Windows 10 & 11 · 64-bit · 3 MBAll releases