Plan co-op when your group buys on different PC stores
Merge linked Steam, Epic, and EA libraries, shortlist titles everyone owns, and pin the next session beside launch - without juggling three apps before Friday.
What "unified launcher" means for friend groups
A personal launcher merges your Steam, Epic, and EA shelf. PlayGrid adds friend-group ownership overlap, session invites with RSVP, and launch beside the plan on Windows.
The job is not another icon on the taskbar. It is finishing "what are we playing Friday?" without three apps and a calendar tab.
PlayGrid vs library-only launchers
Playnite and GOG Galaxy focus on personal backlog management. PlayGrid adds friend-group ownership overlap and session planning beside launch.
Compare libraries with friends after linking stores. Not by screenshotting your Epic library in Discord.
When a library-only launcher is enough
Solo backlog browsing only: a library-only tool may suffice. Fixed squads that split across Steam, Epic, and EA need overlap and session planning in the same app.
What PlayGrid does not replace
- Store checkout and most first-time installs still run through Steam or Epic.
- Discord voice and banter. Optional bot posts mirror RSVPs, not libraries.
- GOG, Xbox, and Ubisoft linking is on the roadmap; today MVP is Steam + Epic + EA sync.
FAQ
Who is PlayGrid for when stores are split?
Is there a free version?
When can I download it?
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Download for Windows
Run the installer on Windows 10+, or try the interactive demo in your browser first.