GMRLOG
a.k.a. “Every player has a journey”
A social platform for players — profiles as gaming identity, reviews, tier lists, circles and a taste-match engine.
The story
GMRLOG is not a launcher, not a store and not one more review site. It is meant to answer one question the moment a profile opens: what kind of player is this?
Seven weeks of work went into the parts that make that believable — a design system re-valued from the palette up, a similarity engine that returns a breakdown instead of a bare score, OAuth that refuses self-reported Steam accounts outside development, refresh tokens consumed atomically, profile visibility enforced on every public surface, and a legal-consent gate wired through the app.
Sessions
- Session#02GMRLOG· 2 min
Release candidate, and what a security pass finds
GMRLOG v1.0.0-rc1: server-derived numbers, atomic refresh tokens, profile visibility on every surface, and a legal-consent gate.
- Session#01GMRLOG· 2 min
A profile that answers one question
Two weeks on GMRLOG's design system, a taste-match engine that shows its work, and sign-in with Google, Discord and Steam.