Camlann watches every unreleased game on Steam and turns what it sees into one page per title. You use it twice: to find a game worth signing, and then to operate it — agreements, revenue statements, co-marketing, all against the same live numbers your studio sees.
Most publishers see a title once it's already being shopped to eight other publishers. We watch the whole pre-release catalog from the day a Steam page goes up, so momentum shows up as a number before it shows up as a pitch.
Filter 21,000+ pre-release Steam games by follower growth, genre, release window, Discord size and demo reception. Not a leaderboard — a search over everything unreleased.
One page per title: demand, best 30-day surge, playtest reception, creator reach, coverage. Same page the studio sees, so nobody argues about whose spreadsheet is right.
Move a title from watching to in conversation to signed. Your criteria drive what surfaces weekly, so the list gets sharper instead of longer.
Studios don't publish decks, builds, or funding terms to the open web — the same reason you don't publish your check size. Signing in as a verified publisher attaches the title, the studio, and the private layer to every row below.
Signing is the easy part. Reporting, recoup math, statement generation and keeping a studio aligned on a launch calendar is where the months go. Your lineup lives in the same place you found it.
Every signed title in one view, with the live signal that keeps updating after the deal closes.
Upload the deal, we read the terms, you confirm them. Nothing counts until a human verifies the numbers.
Import Steam revenue, generate the statement your partners see. No chasing spreadsheets at quarter end.
Beat calendars, press and creator lists, and campaign plans shared with the studio instead of emailed at them.
Name a partner on an agreement and they see their statements the moment they claim their profile. No admin step, no re-keying.
We've mapped publishers and their lineups from public Steam data. Claim yours to unlock scouting, full briefs, and the tools for the titles you already run.
