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GameProof
Verified Steam wishlists that get indie games noticed
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Verified Steam wishlists that get indie games noticed
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Wishlist screenshots can't be checked. GameProof reads your wishlists and revenue straight from Steam with a read-only key, then gives you a public page, a spot on a board publishers browse, share cards and a shot at a free video. Free to list.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm liwangyu, and I built GameProof.
Indie devs talk about wishlists constantly, because they decide launches, publisher deals and festival slots. But Steam never shows wishlist counts in public. Only the developer sees them, so everyone else gets a screenshot, and screenshots can be cropped or edited.
TrustMRR fixed this for startup revenue with a read-only Stripe key. GameProof does the same for Steam games:
Paste a read-only Steamworks key (Financial permission only; it can't touch your store page, prices or builds)
We read your wishlists and net sales from Steam every day
You get a public page with verified numbers, a spot on a board publishers and players can browse, a one-page brief for publishers, share cards, and a shot at a free feature video
Nobody can edit the numbers, not even the developer. Don't want your game's name out yet? Anonymous mode hides the name and keeps the numbers.
It's brand new: one verified game on the board so far. I'd love your honest take:
Devs: what would stop you from connecting a key?
Publishers: what would you want to see on a game's page?
Listing is free. Thanks for checking it out 🙏