Welcome to Moymo

Moymo is a place to keep your games: your library, your hours, what you think of what you play, and a page of your own that shows it. Around that sit a small program for Windows that does the counting, a way to stream your PC to your television, and servers to talk with friends.

This is the guide. If you build things for Moymo, the developer docs are next door.

Getting startedMake an account, claim your address, connect what you play on. Ten minutes.Your profileEvery setting of the page editor: pictures, backgrounds, blocks, music, effects, your own domain.Moymo for WindowsThe program that counts your hours, and the add-ons it can grow: a password vault, clips, servers.Moymo LinkPlay a PC game on your TV or phone, over your home network.ServersChannels, roles, voice, screen sharing, posts and polls.Free, Moymo+ and Moymo MAXThere is no checkout. Here is what each level includes and how it is earned.

What you can do on Moymo

• Rate and review games, keep shelves (played, want to play, in library), and see the Moymo Index of any game.
• Count your hours automatically with Moymo for Windows, which notices a game starting and stopping in Steam, Epic, GOG, Ubisoft, EA, Riot, Xbox, Battle.net and games outside any launcher.
• Make a page that looks like you: a name, a picture, links, what you are playing right now, your favourite games, your hours, music, and an address you can put in any bio.
• Follow friends, see what they play, and write to them from the app.
• Stream a game from your PC to a television or a phone on your own network.
• Run a server with channels, voice, screen sharing and more, for you and your friends.
• Add things: a password vault and a clip recorder as add-ons for the Windows program, and bots from other people to your servers.

How this guide is arranged

Each section starts with what a thing is and why you would want it, then goes through every setting. If you are looking for one word, use the search box at the top (press /).

Something wrong or missing?

Every page ends with Suggest a change to this page. This guide is written to be corrected.