Vnite is a versatile game management software designed to provide a unified interface for recording, managing, and synchronizing your gaming journey.
- Modern user interface (with customizable themes)
- Plugin support (with built-in plugin marketplace)
- Real-time cloud synchronization for all game records, saves, and settings across multiple devices
- Support for multiple data sources (Steam, IGDB, Bangumi, VNDB, YMGal, DLsite, Erogamescape)
- Supports automatic game library integration, each scanner can customize folder structure and data sources
- Flexible metadata transformer, supports regex modification, replacement, merging, and exclusion of any metadata
- Detailed reporting functionality, including annual, monthly, and weekly reports to review your gaming journey
- Integration with other programs (such as one-click LE region switching, automatic Magpie scaling, emulator launching, etc.)
- One-click import from Steam library (preserving game time)
- Multiple launch methods (files, links, scripts), with high customizability and preset configurations
- Dynamic categorization (by developer, tags, etc.)
- Powerful filters with support for custom metadata fields
- Session-based timer, supporting recording for individual files or folders
- Support for launching games via system links
- Complete separation of data and program for easy backup and customization
Use Node.js 20.19+ (20.x) or 22.12+, and the pnpm version pinned in package.json.
See the pnpm installation guide for setup.
Building the Windows native module also requires the Rust MSVC toolchain and Visual Studio C++ Build Tools with the Windows SDK.
Run these commands from the repository root:
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm build:native
pnpm devThe application and native package share a workspace and the root pnpm-lock.yaml.
Use pnpm typecheck to check types, pnpm build to compile, and pnpm build:win to create the Windows installer.
pnpm build and pnpm build:win build the native module automatically.
Dependency patches in patches/ are applied by pnpm during installation.
Dark
Light
- Self-built data source
- Support for large-screen UI
The internationalization work of Vnite is hosted on Weblate, and your participation is welcome.
