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Since getting the Steam Deck, I've made a conscious effort to get through games in my backlog. I was logging all my games manually in a spreadsheet and ordering them by a metric I came up with called "Quality Per Hour". Essentially good games that you can beat quickly. I turned that spreadsheet into an app and it's evolved over time. You're able to import ALL your games AND wishlist from Steam with one click. After that, you'll have access to these features: Quick backlog insights - Best Quality Per Hour, Most Replayable, and Top Rated game in your current backlog. Wishlist Deals - Find the best deal across the internet on any games in your Wishlist. And Finally, AI Game Recs - Still not sure what to play? Pick your favorite genres and let AI decide with what's in your current backlog. FAQ -How does the import work? Do you need my credentials? The import uses your Steam ID or username without needing credentials. It pulls public info only. If your account is private, the app guides you to get a web key. I don’t save any of that information. -Where are the scores, times, and deals from? Metacritic, HowLongToBeat, IsThereAnyDeal -Cant X, Y, or Z site do something similar? Probably. I wanted a site that was overall cleaner, more simple, and more personal. Other sites bombard you with "what's next" but my focus is "what's here". Times and scores should be at first glance. I don't want to dig into pages to get details I don't really care about and I think my app does that well. -It's kind of expensive? Maybe. I won't tell you how to spend your hard earned dollars. Just know that it goes to infra and AI costs first and foremost and supports me to continue adding features which you can influence -Plans for other devices? If the demand is there. Considering native Android, iOS, and even Steam Deck itself -What about other consoles? Just focusing on PC/Steam for now. PS5/Xbox may come down the line as import options -Favorite game you beat last year? Neon White

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