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The games you're waiting on.
The market you're launching into.

Steam store pages change without telling anyone. Jyndo re-reads the whole catalog every day and lets you know the moment something moves — a date announced, a delay, a price cut, a sale. Follow the games you care about as a player, or add your own titles and get the changes that actually affect your launch.

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Built for players, and for developers.

Everyone gets the same foundation: a watchlist, a daily re-read of every page on it, and an alert the day anything changes. Developers get a layer on top that watches the market their own game is launching into.

For players

Never miss a date or a price drop again

Follow the games you’re waiting on and let Jyndo do the checking. When a release date is finally announced, when it slips, when the price moves or a discount starts — you hear about it the day the store page changes, not weeks later.

  • Track any game in the Steam catalog
  • Release dates announced, delayed or pulled
  • Launch prices, price cuts and sale discounts
For developers

Watch the market moving around your game

Add your own titles and the watching gets pointed at you. Jyndo follows the games that share your audience — not just the ones you picked by hand — and flags what could affect your launch: new releases announced in your window, comparable titles moving onto your date, competitors repricing ahead of you.

  • Everything players get, plus your own titles
  • Alerts when releases land in your window
  • Comparable titles found by tag, price and audience

Store pages change without announcement.

There's no changelog on a Steam page. Dates shift, prices drop and games climb the charts with nothing said about it. Jyndo re-reads every page on your watchlist daily and tells you exactly what changed.

Release date shifts

The change that matters most, and the one nobody posts about. Announcements, delays and dates quietly pulled back to “Coming soon” — caught the day the store page moves.

DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum
DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum now releases on Coming soon.was Sep 22, 2026

Price changes & discounts

Launch prices, permanent price changes, and every discount a tracked game runs — so you know when to buy, or what the market is currently charging.

Minibus Simulator
Minibus Simulator announced its price: $14.99.

Wishlist rank & follower momentum

Weekly rank and follower history on every tracked game, showing which ones are building toward release and which have levelled off.

Cozy Cottage Days wishlist rank: #67.was #84
We also track tag changes, review score swings, and store page edits on every watched game — the smaller signals that show a title being repositioned before anyone announces it.

Alerts arrive where you already work.

A dashboard you have to remember to open isn't monitoring. Jyndo pushes changes into the places you're already sitting in all day.

Discord

Send changes to your own DMs, or post them into a server — a studio channel, or the community for the game everyone is waiting on.

Email

Same-day change alerts, plus the weekly roundup of everything you follow. The default, and enough on its own.

Slack

For studios that live in Slack instead. Route alerts to a channel, or keep them in a DM to yourself.

Every integration is configured per signal, so you can send release date changes somewhere loud and keep the rest quiet. Using something we don't support yet? Tell us and we'll look at it.

Set it up once. It keeps running.

Step 01

Follow the games you care about

Search the full Steam catalog by name, tag, price or rank and add anything you want watched. Making a game? Add your own title too, and we’ll find the comparable releases around it.

Step 02

We re-read the pages daily

Every watched page is checked and compared against the day before. The history builds whether or not you log in.

Step 03

Changes come to you

Updates arrive in Discord, Slack or your inbox the day they happen, with a weekly roundup for the wider picture.

This keeps running for as long as a game stays on your list — through the announcement, launch week, and every sale after it. Nothing to re-configure.

Stop checking store pages by hand.

Jyndo opens to the waitlist first — players and developers both. Leave your email and we'll let you know the day the doors open.