Features that are not obvious



Clicking on the achievement % bar will bring up the list of achievements for that game in Steam. Clicking on a game in your "to beat" bar will update it's achievement percentage. The play game button will bring up the install game prompt if the game is not installed. The number of "to beat" slots can be tweaked in the settings menu.

Are you collecting my Steam login information?

Absolutely not! The whole login process actually takes place on the Steam website and is completely independent from my website. It uses a system called OpenID. More information on this can be found on valves Web API documentation page. If that is not enough for you, you can also check the source code of this website yourself at GitHub. ;)



Why does my profile have to be set to public?

Any setting other than "Public" makes it so the website cannot retrieve any games-related information for your account, rendering the site pointless. The implications of having your account set to public means that strangers on the internet can view what games you own and how much you have been playing them if they know either your Steam ID or your Steam vanity name. Personally the thought of that doesn't bother me, but your mileage might vary.



What cookies?

My website saves a total of 3 cookies, which are necessary to provide you with the best experience.

The first cookie is a so called session cookie. This cookie provides a easy and secure way for the website to remember you, so long as you do not close your browser.

Then we have the userid cookie. This cookie simply contains your steamid.

Finally, we have the auth cookie. This cookie contains a secure hash that is randomly and securely generated for you. The means to recreate the hash is stored in the database and together it can be used to authentify you.

The userid and auth cookies are used to remember you throughout several sessions and ensure that you don't have to type in your login credentials on every visit.

All of the cookies are keyed to this domain and are not used to track you or anything like that.

They do not contain any of your steam login credentials. My website does not even have access to your steam credentials!



What's the point of this website?

To motivate you to beat your Steam games, of course! People pick up plenty of Steam games that they forget about. My website aims to provide an easy way to display and launch your games and of course award motivational points for playing games!



Points?

Yes! Every minute you spend playing a game on your "to beat" list earns you points when you remove the game from the "to beat" list! They serve no purpose at all but hey, points!



What Steam information do you store?

I only store things that make your browsing experience better, nothing more and nothing else.

Our general user database stores: Steam ID, Display name, last status, URL to your community profile, your avatar's hash and your profile visibility state.

Our game db stores information on specific games: App ID, Game Name, Community Enabled, Logo Hash and Icon Hash.

Finally, our owned games db combines our user database with our game database: App ID, Steam ID, total minutes played, minutes played in the last 2 weeks and achievement percentage.

This information is stored for the sole purpose of displaying the website as fast as possible. Contacting the Steam servers to get up-to-date data can take up to 20 seconds, so on every request my website caches vital information in the local database to ensure the site loads quickly. None of the data is shared with any 3rd parties or used commercially.



Are you affiliated with Steam?

No. I love Steam and use it daily, but this is just a fan site using tools available to everyone who has a (free) API key.



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