What's new

What's changed in SpielList, newest first.

1.3 · Thank you27 October 2026

During the fair. About 3,500 players used SpielList and marked games 5,387 times: 3,127 Interested, 956 To buy and 1,304 Bought.
Hall map. 1,032 players found their way with it.
Next year. I'm already planning SpielList for 2027, and I want to build it with you. Write to me at hello@spiellist.com.

The privacy page now says when SpielList may email account holders, and how to stop it.

Hall maps. Your stands on the official plans, in your marks' colours. Any hall link opens it.
Print your hall maps. A page a hall, from the map's print button.
New filters. Player count, and Official only: games BGG's preview doesn't have.
Sync fixed. Stuck on "Not synced yet"? Your marks sync again; if a sync ever fails, your profile menu says why.

Map is in the main menu, between Games and Publishers.
Updates come in more often: an exhibitor's change to the list, or the fair's to the hall plans, is here within half an hour, usually sooner.
A tab left open catches up by itself: coming back to it loads the latest, and while you're on it, a bar offers a refresh.
The list's way back reads Game list everywhere; from the map, Back names the page it returns to.
Sync only fetches what changed since your last visit, so it's quicker on hall wifi.
Games tagged Word game both ways show it once.

Swipe to mark. On the list, swipe a game left for Interested, To buy or Bought, or right for Not interested.
Not interested. A game you don't want leaves the list and waits in its own tab, with Undo.
Import from Tabletop Together. Bring your list over from its CSV export, from your profile menu.
Print your list. A checklist by hall, in stand order, from your profile menu.
Notes. Write notes on any game from its page, and filter for the games that have them.
Unmarked. A new filter for the games you haven't marked yet.

First time here? A short welcome now explains how SpielList works.
A game's page has one row of mark buttons; the one you've set says what it is.
A note shows under its game's card in the list.
A Not interested game says so wherever it still appears, and a tap or a swipe right brings it back.
Tall box covers use more of the card on phones.
The way back to the list from a game no longer gets stuck.
The footer shows which version you're on, linking here.