Steam profile report

Turn visible Steam profile data into a shareable report.

Steam Court reads the Steam data available through your account and privacy settings, then turns library size, unplayed games, playtime concentration, and top-game signals into an entertainment-first report.

Steam library snapshot

The report summarizes visible games, total hours, unplayed purchases, top games, and profile visibility notes so the result is clear about what Steam did and did not expose.

Generated verdicts

Each profile gets a deterministic court-style verdict, sentence, labels, evidence, and notes based on the synced stats rather than private messages or hidden account data.

Protected share links

When you create a share link, Steam Court publishes a Steam sign-in protected read-only report page with generated text and summarized stats, not session data, Steam tokens, or raw API payloads.

Privacy-aware reports

Private profiles and hidden libraries still get handled gracefully, with limited-evidence notes instead of pretending the missing Steam data is available.

Case notes

What the report can use

Uses Steam OpenID for sign-in, not your Steam password.
Works best when a Steam profile and game library are public.
Includes visible playtime, unplayed games, and top-game concentration.
Reports are for entertainment and are not affiliated with Valve or Steam.