We track every meaningful Steam launch from the minute it goes live, recording player counts, Twitch viewership, reviews and follower conversion in one curated dataset. Your team can explore it in Launchpad, watch it summarized in a short video briefing, or dig into it through a detailed sentiment report. Soon, your own AI assistant will be able to query it directly.
The live dashboard for teams who need to know how a launch is actually performing. Upcoming releases are ranked by wishlists and followers, and once a game is out, its player counts and Twitch audience are tracked side by side from the moment it launches. Each title keeps its full history, and filters by genre, tag or player mode make it easy to benchmark against the right peers.
A 90-second narrated video on each major launch, published the day after release and again one week in. It covers peak players, retention, Twitch reach and review sentiment, including why players are praising or criticizing the game. It is the fastest way for busy teams to stay current on a high volume of releases without opening a dashboard.
The Battlecard tracks every Steam review for a game and ties each major swing in sentiment to the update, event or controversy behind it. Production and marketing teams see exactly what won players over, what cost goodwill and why, with every finding sourced and rated for confidence. Once deployed for your team, the Battlecard runs on live data and can integrate your internal engagement, sales and campaign data.
We are building a MCP server. MCP is the open standard that lets AI assistants connect to outside data, and once our server is live, your team will be able to ask questions about any tracked release in plain English and get answers backed by the same numbers that power Launchpad and our briefings.
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