About SteamRaw

SteamRaw records what Steam publishes about every app: PICS changelists, appinfo, depots, branches and build IDs, player counts, US store prices and reviews. Nothing is edited or curated. It is the raw feed with a search box on top.

Database

Apps16,437 (14,420 games, 4,230 with player tracking)
Changelists2,061
History rows81
Builds22,096
Player samples1,155
Price points13,206

Feeds

PICS connectionConnected
Current changenumber38805977
Last PICS poll6 seconds ago
Appinfo queue0 apps waiting, 2 fetched since start
Catalogue importPage 13 in progress

API

Every page has a JSON twin. No key, no rate limit beyond common sense. Please cache on your side and identify your client in the user agent.

EndpointReturns
/api/app/{appid}Normalized app record: name, type, developer, publisher, release, price, reviews, tags, players.
/api/app/{appid}/rawFull appinfo from PICS as Steam sends it (common, extended, config, depots, ufs).
/api/app/{appid}/players?range=24h|7d|30d|1y|allConcurrent player samples.
/api/app/{appid}/pricesPrice change history (US store).
/api/app/{appid}/historyKey-by-key appinfo changes.
/api/app/{appid}/buildsBuild IDs per branch.
/api/app/{appid}/changelistsChangelists that touched the app.
/api/chartsTop 100 by concurrent players.
/api/changelists?page=NLatest changelists.
/api/changelist/{changenumber}One changelist with its apps and packages.
/api/search?q=termTop 10 name matches.
/api/salesCurrent discounts, most played first.
/api/statsDatabase counts.

How it works

An anonymous Steam client subscribes to PICS, the same product information service the Steam client uses. Every changelist is recorded and the affected apps are refetched, so depots, branches, build IDs and every changed key land in the history within a minute or two. Player counts for the top 100 come from Steam's charts service every ten minutes, and every app anyone opens on SteamRaw is polled individually from then on. Store prices, reviews, tags and release dates are refreshed from the US store at least weekly, or on the spot when you open an app page.

SteamRaw is not affiliated with Valve. Steam and the Steam logo are trademarks of Valve Corporation.