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List items across multiple accounts to Steam or CSFloat, whether they are in a crate or not. An item being in a crate now doesn't really matter to you. The app automatically retrieves items.
Watch the full demo with chapters →It includes pricing data, numerous marketplaces, and a unified inventory view across multiple accounts.
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List items across multiple accounts to Steam or CSFloat, whether they are in a crate or not. An item being in a crate now doesn't really matter to you. The app automatically retrieves items.
Watch the full demo with chapters →02
Swap between 10+ accounts easily.
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This is open source and free. The code the installer is built from is public, so you can read it, or have someone you trust read it, before it touches your accounts.
View the source on GitHub| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Multiple accounts | Every Steam account you own, in one window |
| Inventory management | Inventory and storage units across all accounts |
| Store / unstore | Items in a crate are retrieved for you automatically |
| Sell on Steam | List on the Community Market from any account |
| Sell on CSFloat | List on CSFloat with your own API key |
| Transfer between accounts | Move items between accounts you own |
| Records | A local record of everything observed and done |
Your inventory, trades and trading record stay on your machine, and your logins are encrypted by Windows for your user account. The app never asks for Steam Guard secrets. It only talks to Steam, CSFloat (once you connect it) and CSlytics, which receives item identifiers for names and serves updates but learns nothing about you or your accounts.
Right now I am focussed on making the CSlytics app as good as it can be. This page is partly for accountability and also to keep you guys informed on what features are upcoming and to get your input on what to prioritize.
The first downloadable version, released open source
Know what your items are worth
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