CheevoVault vs Exophase
Both are free sites that pull your achievements from several platforms into one profile. They are built for different things.
Where Exophase is the better pick
- More platforms: Exophase follows Xbox, GOG, Epic and others besides Steam, PlayStation and RetroAchievements. CheevoVault covers RetroAchievements, Steam and PlayStation.
- A bigger community, with leaderboards that rank its users against each other, and years of history.
Where CheevoVault is the better pick
- RetroAchievements first: hardcore and softcore are kept apart in every bar, stat and chart, and missable achievements are flagged before you pass the point of no return.
- Your library, sorted your way: make your own groups (a franchise, a backlog, "beat this year"), and pin the games you are playing and the achievements you are chasing.
- Habits, not only totals: day streaks, a year heatmap, your rarest unlocks and what you played this week across all three accounts.
- Ask an AI: export a game's pending achievements to a file and ask any chat AI for a plan, in your language. The file holds only the game, never your account.
Which one to pick
Many platforms and a leaderboard to climb: Exophase. RetroAchievements plus Steam and PlayStation, organised and followed day by day: CheevoVault. One does not exclude the other.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Every feature is free, and there is no paid tier.
Yes, your own. RetroAchievements asks that every user signs requests with their own key, so CheevoVault never uses a shared one.
Yes. Connect one, two or all three accounts, whenever you like.