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Zaparoo Online

Your library, history, and devices in one place

Browse what you have played, manage each device, and build decks with games and cards.

New

Zaparoo Online has a new Home page and a dedicated Library. Home shows what is playing, your recent games, linked devices, and decks at a glance.

Explore your library

Library turns synced play history into a collection you can browse. See recently played and most-played games, then open a game to find:

  • Total play time and session count
  • First and most recent play dates
  • Recent sessions and the devices used
  • Cards you have made for that game
  • Controls to play on a linked device, add the game to a deck, or create a card

History keeps the full timeline. Filter it by device, system, or date when you need to find a particular session.

You can also mark games as Favorites, save them to Play later, or record whether you liked them. These lists currently live in Zaparoo Online and are not synced to devices yet. That requires support in a future Zaparoo Core update.

Manage devices without digging

Each linked device now has separate Overview, Backups, and Settings pages.

Overview shows what the device is playing and whether remote control is ready. You can search the device’s own library, launch a game, stop the current game, or jump to play history for that device.

Backups stay in compact rows until you open one for its file details. Unlinked devices with retained backups have their own recovery path, including clear expiry warnings and download access.

Build more useful decks

Decks can now contain games directly alongside reusable cards. Game entries keep their title, system, and artwork, while physical cards remain visually distinct.

Decks already run on devices. Changes made to them in Zaparoo Online do not sync to devices yet; that requires support in a future Zaparoo Core update.

Smaller improvements throughout

This release also includes:

  • A six-cell authenticator code field that submits after the sixth digit
  • Faster, steadier page loading with far less layout movement
  • Better mobile action layouts and short-screen dialogs
  • Clearer loading, empty, and error states
  • Improved headings, labels, keyboard focus, and screen-reader descriptions