PlayGrid

Unify your Steam and Epic libraries in one Windows hub

PC games often sit across Steam and Epic and other launchers. PlayGrid is a Windows hub for Steam and Epic: one combined library, shared titles with friends, session planning, and launch in one flow. Download the Windows installer at playgrids.app/download.

What does “cross-store library” mean?

PC gamers often own titles on more than one store. A cross-store library in PlayGrid means you link Steam and Epic, sync owned games into one combined list, and see store badges on each row - without opening every launcher to remember what you have.

When we recognize the same game on both stores, we group it in one entry. Other overlaps may stay separate until metadata allows a confident match.

How Steam + Epic sync works in PlayGrid

  • Install PlayGrid for Windows from playgrids.app/download.
  • Connect Steam and Epic accounts and run library sync.
  • Browse one merged library with store badges and grouped duplicates where matched.
  • Add manual games with an .exe path when a title is not in a linked store.
  • Use the same hub to compare libraries with friends and plan the next session.

Why one hub beats juggling launchers

Before a session, reopening Steam, Epic, and group chat just to answer “can we all play this?” wastes momentum. A single hub reduces tab fatigue and makes ownership overlap visible before anyone buys another copy.

PlayGrid is a launcher-style workflow for social play - not a replacement for store checkout or every install path.

Friends, sessions, and your library

The same app that holds your merged Steam and Epic list is where you add friends, see shared titles, and schedule co-op or multiplayer. That is intentional: library truth and social planning should not live in separate products.

Roadmap stores

OAuth library sync for GOG, Xbox, EA, and Ubisoft is planned after the Steam + Epic early-access release. Follow release notes as new sources ship.

FAQ

Does PlayGrid sync Steam and Epic into one library?
Yes. In the Windows app you link both accounts, run library sync, and browse one combined list. Titles we recognize on both stores are grouped in one row with store badges; others stay separate until we can match them. You can also add titles manually with an .exe path. Download the Windows installer at playgrids.app/download.
What about GOG, Xbox, EA, and Ubisoft?
OAuth library sync for GOG, Xbox, EA, and Ubisoft is on the roadmap. The first release focuses on Steam and Epic: library sync, cross-store grouping, friends, session planning, and launch.
Is PlayGrid a replacement for Steam or the Epic Games Launcher?
It is a hub and launcher-style workflow for social play, not a full replacement for a store’s purchase flow. You still use each store for buying and some installs; PlayGrid is where friends, shared titles, and session planning meet your games.
How do I get early access to the Windows app?
Download at playgrids.app/download (Windows 10 or newer).

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