Hey PH 👋 I built Playrivo because of a specific moment: staring at my Steam library — 124 games — and opening Counter-Strike again. 61% of my 1,732 hours went to five games. 58 games I never even launched once. So I built the tool I wanted: it reads your public Steam library (OpenID — we never see a password or a session, it's structurally impossible to log in as you) and gives you three picks for tonight with an honest "why" for each. Three things I refused to compromise on: The AI can only pick from games that actually exist in your library. It cannot invent a title, it cannot recommend something you'd have to buy first — unless the pick is explicitly a "buy on sale" verdict, with full disclosure. A skip is a verdict too. Ask for "RPG like Diablo" and get a shooter with a disclaimer? That used to happen. I made it structurally impossible: if the genre contradicts your request, you get a plain, honest "not a match". No store links on a skip — a skip is the opposite of an ad. Hardware honesty. Picks respect your actual rig — including Linux/Proton status for Deck folks. It's free, there's no account system with email/password, and the "Library Scorecard" gives you the brutal audit of your own backlog in one view. Roast my product — and tell me what your Steam library graveyard looks like. I'll go first: 58 never-opened.

Playrivo

Find what to play next — from your own Steam library

Find what to play next — from your own Steam library