UPDATED (Nov 6th): Final stages of rework - potential downtime and issues could occur

The rework is now rolling out in phases, I will continue to refresh this post with up to date information. This process is likely to take the whole week.

Phase 0 (Complete) -  Current PlayTracker stops refreshing data as the new PlayTracker takes over access to third-party platforms in order to populate its database with individual achievement data. This phase sucks because it contains nothing new or exciting which is why I gave it the number zero, but it has to be done.

Phase 1 (Complete) - The domain playtracker.net will be redirected to the new server and infrastructure, thus slowly starting to show up for users around the world. This process can take a while and is spotty, so this is the most likely time people will experience issues, all of which I invite you to report when the time comes. Besides the improvements in speed, stability and security that come with the rework, this phase contains cool features like pretty links (playtracker.net/profile/yourusername), a link sharing rework and a new slightly more organized dashboard.

Phase 2 (Currently ongoing) - Game pages enabled, allowing users to see detailed achievement data for each game any user has played.

Game pages have rolled out, but bugs are abound and I'm fixing them as I find them.

GOG support has been postponed for another update in the coming days.

Original post follows.

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As the rework that has been in the work for months reaches the final stages, I'm going to start messing with things on the production server as I move everything over to the new systems, which could result in potential downtime and other issues like incorrect display of your achievement data.

Worry not, after all is said and done, all accounts will resync entirely to accommodate the new system, so any problems up until that point are temporary and all your data is safe.

The month of October will feature the roll out of the new PlayTracker in stages, starting with the barely noticeable back-end changes, but later expanding to new features. I am intentionally vague with the timing to allow myself wiggle room should things take longer than I planned due to other life commitments.

Thank you for your patience and support of PlayTracker. We're gonna have a lot of cool things to enjoy in the coming months!