Promo tracker for indie game devs
See what actually moved your wishlists.
One diary for every promo you run. Auto-import your channels, log the rest, watch the curve.
Your promo lives in ten places. Your results live nowhere.
A YouTube drop here, a Reddit thread there, a conference talk, a press hit. Weeks later: did any of it move wishlists? Promotion diary keeps every action in one feed, next to the numbers.
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Connect your channels
Add your YouTube, Reddit, Telegram, Instagram, TikTok or X. New posts auto-import with their stats.
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Log everything else
Conference talks, press features, Discord drops. Anything that does not auto-import, logged in two taps.
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See what moved the needle
Import your Steam wishlist CSV and watch promos pinned against the curve. Learn what actually worked.
Every promo, one chronological feed.
- Auto-imported posts arrive with views, likes, comments, score.
- Filter by game, platform, content type or date range.
- Tag each event to a game so the wishlist chart can pin it.
Private by default. Open source. Self-hostable.
Private by default
No public dashboards, no share links. Your data is scoped to you, secrets are envelope-encrypted at rest, Google sign-in only.
Self-host in minutes
Same image, same schema, same code. Run it on a small VPS behind nginx, Caddy or a Cloudflare Tunnel. Read the runbook.
MIT open source
The whole thing is on GitHub. Read it, fork it, run it. No lock-in, no black box.
Start your promo diary.
Free hosted, or self-host it yourself. Either way, your data stays yours.