Hey Product Hunt, I’m Normunds, the maker of SpyReel 👋

Which mobile games deserve a closer look—and what actually changed? That’s the question I built SpyReel around.

Research often means jumping between app stores, ad libraries and spreadsheets. SpyReel connects those observations so game designers, indie developers, publishers and user acquisition teams can investigate a game’s story in one place. The focus is casual, hybrid-casual and puzzle studios.

Here’s what you can do:

• Start with Pulse: a daily briefing connecting new releases, unusual ad activity, install growth and chart moves, with the evidence behind each finding.

• Find game references by type and mechanic, then explore their creatives, traction, market rollout and recorded history.

• Research playable ad creatives, related variants, and ads that persist, return or appear across networks.

• Follow games and studios in your Watchlist and get an optional weekly digest of changes.

The goal is to make the evidence easier to inspect. Ad activity is a reason to investigate, not proof that a game or creative is profitable.

You can try full Pro access for 14 days without a credit card.

I’d love feedback from people researching mobile games: what is the hardest signal to find today, and what would help you decide which game to study next?

Thanks for taking a look—I’ll be here to answer questions.