Privacy

Privacy Policy

gets.games analyzes public Steam store and review signals and, when you sign in, connects your Steam account to a gets.games account so you can favorite games, add notes, create collections, and set preferences.

Steam Data

We use public Steam store data, review summaries, tags, pricing, release metadata, and Steam profile information returned by Steam OpenID or the Steam Web API when you choose to sign in. Steam data is provided as-is by Steam or public Steam pages.

We only request Steam account data when you start Steam sign-in or use a feature that clearly requires your Steam account. We do not ask for, intercept, or store your Steam password.

If you choose to import your Steam library, we request the visible games on your Steam account and your recently played games through the Steam Web API.

If you turn on automatic Steam library refresh, gets.games will periodically request the same library and recent-play data on your behalf to keep your private activity and Personal Fit profile current. You can turn that off or snooze refresh reminders.

What We Store

• Game analysis data such as verdicts, estimates, review signals, tag signals, and timestamps.
• Steam account identity after sign-in: Steam ID, persona name, avatar URL, and profile URL.
• Application session records so you can stay signed in.
• Account data you create, such as favorites, notes, labels, preferences, and collections.
• Imported Steam library data when you request it: app IDs, game names, total playtime, recent playtime, last played timestamps where Steam provides them, and sync timestamps.
• Steam library refresh preferences, including reminder snoozes and optional automatic-refresh consent.

Extension Activity

The gets.games Chrome extension runs only on Steam app pages. It reads the Steam app ID from the page URL and sends that ID to gets.games to request the compact game verdict shown in the extension. It does not read the page's text, images, messages, or other website content, and it does not access your general browsing history.

We may count aggregate verdict requests for a game to support product reporting and recently analyzed game surfaces. This does not create a per-user browser-history record. If you choose to sign in to gets.games and import your Steam library, the extension can show optional ownership, playtime, and personal-fit information for the current game.

The extension stores only local preferences in Chrome storage: installation state, whether the verdict pill is enabled, an optional API-origin setting, and any Steam app pages you choose to hide the pill on. It does not collect passwords or read authentication credentials. Extension code is packaged with the extension; requests to gets.games retrieve data only and do not download or execute remote code.

Storage Location

Production application data is stored with PlanetScale in Singapore. gets.games application requests are handled by Vercel Serverless Functions in Singapore (sin1), which process associated technical data, such as IP addresses and session cookies, to operate the service. We do not sell personal data.