Steam gives you wishlist numbers but not much insight into what’s actually driving them. Steam Wishlist Pulse helps indie developers track changes over time, spot spikes, and better understand what’s behind wishlist growth. Whether it’s a Reddit post, a demo launch, or a random spike, this tool makes it easier to connect the dots. Features: - Track wishlist changes over time - Detect spikes and unusual activity - Visualize trends more clearly - Notifications via discord / telegram

Hey everyone 👋 I built Steam Wishlist Pulse out of frustration while working on my own game. Steam gives you wishlist numbers, but it’s really hard to understand why they change. You might see a spike… but was it from a Reddit post? A demo? A random mention somewhere? It’s mostly guesswork. I wanted something simple that helps answer: - When did changes actually happen? - Are there unusual spikes? - Can I correlate wishlist growth with what I’m doing? So I made this tool to track wishlist changes over time and make those patterns more visible. It’s still early, but it’s already helped me better understand what’s working (and what’s not). Would love any feedback especially from other indie devs dealing with Steam analytics.

Steam Wishlist Pulse

#gamedevs: Understand why your Steam wishlists change

#gamedevs: Understand why your Steam wishlists change