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Steam Backlog Helper
Steam Backlog Helper is a planned cross-platform desktop application that helps Steam users pick a game from a large backlog.
The first version is picker-first: it asks a short set of questions, scores the user's Steam library, and presents a dynamic shortlist with a slot-machine style reveal. It is designed for personal use first, with an open-source release path.
Naming
- Official app name: Steam Backlog Helper
- Repository name: steam-backlog-helper
- Package ID:
com.boris.backloghelper - Internal slug:
backlog-helper
Product Direction
- Target users: Steam users with large libraries and many unplayed or lightly played games.
- Desktop framework: Tauri.
- Frontend: Svelte/SvelteKit with TypeScript.
- Storage: local SQLite.
- Platforms: Windows 10+, macOS 26+, and Linux AppImage.
- Distribution: personal Gitea releases, with possible GitHub publication later.
Planning Documents
- Product Brief
- Implementation Plan
- Feature Roadmap
- Technical Plan
- Data and Integrations
- Architecture Decisions
- Open Questions
Current Status
This repository contains the initial Tauri + SvelteKit application shell. The frontend can be typechecked and built; Tauri desktop compilation requires a local Rust toolchain.