Read site by site · 18 October 2026

GTA 6 100% checklist and map sites, compared

There is no GTA 6 100% checklist with anything in it yet, anywhere, because the game is not out. What exists on 18 October 2026 is a set of sites promising one for launch, two of them with a Leonida map already drawn, and one (this one) with the page up and the categories empty on purpose. This page says what each site has today, what it is built from, and what it costs, in the sites' own terms. No scores and no favourites: it is a table, and the ProgressBar column is written to the same rules as the others.

Side by side

	ProgressBar	GTABase	GTA Boss	GTA BOOM	gta-6-map.com	MapGenie (IGN)
100% checklist	Page is live now with the categories empty on purpose; it fills from launch day, trophies first, then story and collectibles as they are confirmed.	An interactive GTA 6 checklist with a progress bar is listed as coming launch week (as read on 9 October 2026).	100% completion, missions, collectibles and properties pages are marked Soon; the 100% page is a placeholder that stores progress in the browser with export and import.	A GTA 6 map and exploration checklist is live now, and a separate 100% tracker exists for GTA 5.	A mark-as-found checklist that stays on your device; collectibles promised from 19 November.	Checklists are part of each MapGenie map; there is no GTA 6 map yet.
Interactive map	No pre-launch map. Locations are only ever placed from official footage, so the Leonida map starts on launch day.	Not seen on the GTA 6 section as of 9 October.	Interactive Leonida map live now, listed at 680+ markers.	Interactive Leonida map live now, with a companion app.	Interactive map live now, 889 places in Leonida and Vice City.	No GTA 6 map as of 18 October 2026. GTA 5 and RDR2 maps are live.
Where the information comes from	Official Rockstar material only, no leaks, no datamines, each image credited.	Vehicle and character databases built from official reveals.	Pre-launch map built before any official map exists; the site does not say what it is built from.	Its news section lists rumours and leaks alongside official updates; its mapping project describes using older leaks.	Explains the GTA 6 map leaks and the fan mapping project on the site itself.	Built per game after release.
Accounts and sync	Free account (Apple or Discord), progress syncs between the site and the iPhone app. Works with no account too.	MyBASE accounts.	Progress stored in the browser.	Save locations on the map.	On the device only.	Accounts with Pro.
Price	Every checklist and map is free. Pro (missable warnings, extra playthroughs) is US$29 once until 19 November, then US$39 a year.	Free with ads; a VIP tier removes them.	Free.	Free.	Free.	Pro is US$4.99 one time per game, or US$9.99 a year for every map, and is bundled into IGN Plus.
App	iPhone app on the App Store, free.	No app seen.	No app seen.	Companion app for the map.	No app seen.	No standalone app.

ProgressBar

100% checklist: Page is live now with the categories empty on purpose; it fills from launch day, trophies first, then story and collectibles as they are confirmed.
Interactive map: No pre-launch map. Locations are only ever placed from official footage, so the Leonida map starts on launch day.
Where the information comes from: Official Rockstar material only, no leaks, no datamines, each image credited.
Accounts and sync: Free account (Apple or Discord), progress syncs between the site and the iPhone app. Works with no account too.
Price: Every checklist and map is free. Pro (missable warnings, extra playthroughs) is US$29 once until 19 November, then US$39 a year.
App: iPhone app on the App Store, free.

GTABase

100% checklist: An interactive GTA 6 checklist with a progress bar is listed as coming launch week (as read on 9 October 2026).
Interactive map: Not seen on the GTA 6 section as of 9 October.
Where the information comes from: Vehicle and character databases built from official reveals.
Accounts and sync: MyBASE accounts.
Price: Free with ads; a VIP tier removes them.
App: No app seen.

GTA Boss

100% checklist: 100% completion, missions, collectibles and properties pages are marked Soon; the 100% page is a placeholder that stores progress in the browser with export and import.
Interactive map: Interactive Leonida map live now, listed at 680+ markers.
Where the information comes from: Pre-launch map built before any official map exists; the site does not say what it is built from.
Accounts and sync: Progress stored in the browser.
Price: Free.
App: No app seen.

GTA BOOM

100% checklist: A GTA 6 map and exploration checklist is live now, and a separate 100% tracker exists for GTA 5.
Interactive map: Interactive Leonida map live now, with a companion app.
Where the information comes from: Its news section lists rumours and leaks alongside official updates; its mapping project describes using older leaks.
Accounts and sync: Save locations on the map.
Price: Free.
App: Companion app for the map.

gta-6-map.com

100% checklist: A mark-as-found checklist that stays on your device; collectibles promised from 19 November.
Interactive map: Interactive map live now, 889 places in Leonida and Vice City.
Where the information comes from: Explains the GTA 6 map leaks and the fan mapping project on the site itself.
Accounts and sync: On the device only.
Price: Free.
App: No app seen.

MapGenie (IGN)

100% checklist: Checklists are part of each MapGenie map; there is no GTA 6 map yet.
Interactive map: No GTA 6 map as of 18 October 2026. GTA 5 and RDR2 maps are live.
Where the information comes from: Built per game after release.
Accounts and sync: Accounts with Pro.
Price: Pro is US$4.99 one time per game, or US$9.99 a year for every map, and is bundled into IGN Plus.
App: No standalone app.

Everything above was read on the named site on 18 October 2026, except GTABase, which blocks automated reading and is quoted from a visit on 9 October. Rows change the day a site changes; the date in the kicker is the date of the last full re-read.

The one thing that separates them

Whether a site publishes a map of Leonida before Rockstar has published one. Rockstar has shown the state in three trailers, an Extended Look and seventy screenshots, and has released no map. The Leonida maps live today are drawn by fans, and the mapping project behind most of them describes, on its own pages, using material from the 2022 leak to fill in what the trailers do not show. That is a choice each site makes, and it is the choice this site makes the other way: our GTA 6 map page shows what Rockstar has shown, by region, and the interactive map starts on launch day from the game itself. The same rule runs the vehicles, weapons and animals pages, which hold only what is on screen in official footage, with the second it appears.

What changes on 19 November

Trophies and achievements are the one complete list that exists on day one, because Sony and Microsoft publish them. That category fills first, here and presumably everywhere.
Story missions fill over the first week as people play. Collectibles take longer: the counts settle only once the community has found everything.
Every site in the table except MapGenie says its checklist arrives at launch. Whose fills fastest, and whose is sourced, is something to check that week, not something this page can say now.

See the GTA 6 checklist page as it stands What is free and what Pro adds

What this site does not do

Draw a map from leaked material. The 2022 leak is not used anywhere on this site, for any purpose.
Publish rumour as news. The news page carries official announcements, and a separate rumour check says what Rockstar has and has not said.
Paywall the checklist or the map. They are free for every game here and stay free; Pro is the layer that watches a run for missables and keeps extra playthroughs.

Questions people ask

Is there a GTA 6 100% checklist yet?

Not with anything in it. The game is out on 19 November 2026 and the first complete list that can exist is the trophy list, which Sony and Microsoft publish at or before launch. ProgressBar's checklist page is live now with empty categories so it fills the moment that happens; GTABase, GTA Boss and GTA BOOM all say theirs arrive at launch.

Which GTA 6 map is official?

None. Rockstar has not published a map of Leonida. The interactive Leonida maps live today on GTA Boss, GTA BOOM and gta-6-map.com are fan drawn, and the mapping project behind them describes using older leaked material. ProgressBar's interactive map starts on launch day from the game itself; until then its map page shows the regions Rockstar has shown, by trailer and screenshot.

Which GTA 6 tracker is free?

All of them are free to use. ProgressBar's checklists and maps are free for every game, with a paid Pro layer for missable warnings and extra playthroughs. GTABase sells a VIP tier that removes ads. MapGenie sells Pro per map, but has no GTA 6 map.

Does any GTA 6 checklist sync between phone and desktop?

ProgressBar syncs between the site and its iPhone app with a free account, and works without one. GTABase has MyBASE accounts. GTA Boss and gta-6-map.com keep progress in the browser or on the device.

Will this comparison be updated?

Yes, on launch day and whenever a site in it changes. The date in the kicker is the date every row was last read.

Each row was read on the site named, on 18 October 2026: gtaboss.gg, gtaboom.com, gta-6-map.com and mapgenie.io; gtabase.com from a visit on 9 October 2026. Rockstar's own material is at rockstargames.com/VI. Site names are their owners' trademarks; Grand Theft Auto VI is a trademark of Take-Two Interactive. This site is unofficial.