Privacy
Last updated July 25, 2026
What this site stores
- Steam profile basics: SteamID, persona name, and avatar for any profile that signs in or gets looked up.
- A cached copy of public libraries: the games a profile owns and their playtime, exactly as Steam shows them publicly, kept fresh for a few hours at a time.
- Achievement progress for played games on public profiles.
- Per-game facts (genres, tags, playtime estimates, compatibility ratings) from public sources. These describe games, not people.
Where it comes from
Everything about a person comes from the Steam Web API and only ever what Steam exposes publicly. If a profile's game details are private, this site cannot read them, signed in or not. Game data also comes from the Steam storefront, SteamSpy, HowLongToBeat, IGDB, and ProtonDB.
What this site does not do
No analytics, no trackers, no ads, no selling or sharing of data. The only cookie is a session cookie set when you sign in through Steam, used to remember who you are. Signing in proves your identity to this site and nothing more; it grants no access to your Steam account.
Privacy follows your Steam settings
Library reads re-check your Steam privacy settings, at most a few minutes apart. The moment a check sees a profile's game details gone private, the stored copy is deleted. Setting your profile private on Steam is itself a removal mechanism here.
How long data is kept
Profiles that were only ever looked up (never signed in) are deleted automatically, along with their cached library and achievements, after 90 days without a visit. Signed-in accounts are kept until they delete themselves with the button below.
Getting a copy of your data
Signed in, you can download everything this site stores about you as a JSON file.
Removing your data
- Signed in: the button below removes your profile, cached library, achievement data, and sessions.
- Not signed in: set your Steam game details to private (the cache is wiped on the next read), or contact me at zach@diemer.codes.