Blastlog

Terms of service

Last updated: October 30, 2026

These are the rules for using Blastlog. They're short on purpose. By using Blastlog you agree to them. The privacy policy explains what Blastlog keeps about you and why.

What Blastlog is

Blastlog keeps your games in one place: what you're playing, what's next and what you've finished. You rate and review as you go, Blastlog learns your taste, suggests what to play next, and shows how you compare with friends. Charlie runs it, as one person, not a company.

Your account

• You sign in with Google or Apple. You need to be at least 13, or older if your country says so.
• One account per person, and it's yours: don't share it or sign in as someone else.
• Sometimes new people wait to be let in. Charlie decides who joins.
• You can download everything Blastlog keeps about you, or delete your account, any time from Your taste → Your account.

Using it fairly

Don't use Blastlog to harass anyone, to post anything illegal, hateful or sexual about real people, or to spam. Don't try to break it, get around its limits, read other people's data you weren't shown, or scrape it with bots. Don't pretend to be someone else. Reviews are your opinions about games; keep them about the games.

What you write, and what Blastlog may do with it

Your reviews, ratings and notes stay yours. So that Blastlog can work, you let it store them, show them to your friends on Blastlog, and use them to work out your taste and improve its suggestions, including a short quote from a review on a friend's suggestion. That permission ends when you delete them or your account.

When you suggest a trait for a game, or flag one as not belonging, you let Blastlog keep and use that suggestion (and any note with it) to improve the shared game catalogue that everyone uses, for as long as Blastlog runs. If you delete your account, the suggestion stays without your name on it.

Supporting Blastlog

Blastlog is a free passion project. Every feature is free for everyone, with no ads, no subscription and nothing to buy.

• Tips: if Blastlog helped you find something great to play, you can leave a tip on Charlie's tip page (linked from Your account, and now and then after you rate a game Blastlog found for you). A tip is a voluntary thank-you to Charlie: it doesn't buy anything, unlock anything or change how Blastlog treats you or your games.
• The tip page is run by someone else (such as Ko-fi), so its own terms and privacy policy apply to the tip, and it, not Blastlog, handles the payment. Blastlog never sees your card and doesn't know whether you tipped.
• Tips aren't refundable, except where the law where you live says otherwise. If something went wrong, email Charlie (below).

Game information and other services

Game details and images come from IGDB.com and other sources named on the About page, and belong to their owners. Blastlog isn't affiliated with any game store, publisher or platform. Links to other sites are there to help; Blastlog isn't responsible for those sites.

No guarantees

Blastlog is offered as it is. Charlie works to keep it running and your data safe (with nightly backups), but can't promise it will always be available, error-free, or that its suggestions will suit you. As far as the law allows, Charlie isn't liable for losses from using Blastlog, and if he ever is, it's limited to what you paid Blastlog in the last 12 months.

Ending things

You can stop using Blastlog and delete your account whenever you like. Charlie may suspend or remove an account that breaks these terms, usually after a word first, and may shut Blastlog down; if that happens he'll give notice in the app and time to download your data.

Changes

If these terms change, this page is updated and the date above changes. Big changes are mentioned in the app first. Using Blastlog after a change means you accept the new terms.

Contact

Questions, refunds or problems: charizarlslie@gmail.com.