About
A self-tracking diary for indie game developers — log promotion activity across YouTube, Reddit, Telegram, Twitter, Discord, conferences, and press. One chronological feed across every channel you use.
What it is
Replace messy Google Sheets and markdown files with a structured, secure, query-friendly diary. Every video, post, conference talk, and press mention lives in one chronological feed across all your promotion channels.
How it works
Register your channels
Add your YouTube, Reddit, Telegram, Twitter, and Discord accounts as data sources. Each source is owned-by-you or someone-else's. Today the registry stores them so events can be tagged and grouped; auto-import that pulls new content from registered sources lands in a later release.
Log every promo action
Paste one-off URLs from any platform — a YouTube video, a Reddit thread, a conference talk, a press mention. Manual paste is the primary capture path today; once auto-import ships, registered-source polling will flow in alongside it.
See it all in one place
One chronological feed across all platforms. Per-game curated timelines. Charts overlaying your actions with wishlist growth are on the roadmap — they are not in the current build.
Open source, MIT-licensed
The full source lives on GitHub. Self-host on your own VPS, or use the canonical instance hosted by the author. Same image, schema, and code in both modes — no SaaS-only forks.
Privacy by design
Your data is yours alone. No public dashboards, no sharing, no third-party analytics, no advertising trackers, no AI training on your content. API keys and OAuth tokens are envelope-encrypted at rest. GDPR Articles 15–22 honored — you can export everything or delete your account in two clicks.
Self-host for full sovereignty
Indie-budget friendly: every infra component runs on free tiers or a small VPS. Production-ready Docker compose, deploy scripts, and a step-by-step operator runbook ship with the repository.