I'm an "Operator". A site reads your Steam library and types you by the mechanics you play, not the genres
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_C_47_ [OP]
Paste your Steam profile link, it reads your owned games and playtime through Steam's public API, and builds a card from what those games are actually made of (mechanics, not genre tags). Your profile has to be public for it to see the games. dna.steammaho.com
The twin game is the closest game you don't own, which is the part I'm curious whether people agree with.
It stores your SteamID, the card, and the game list for aggregate statistics; nothing is shown to anyone, and every card has a delete link. The mechanics come from a catalog I've been building for a year, AI-assisted and human-reviewed.
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_C_47_ [OP] -3 points · Sep 2026
There's nothing to steal here. You paste a public profile link, the kind that's visible to anyone who opens your profile. No login, no password, no Steam sign-in, no cookies. It calls Steam's public API once for the owned-games list, the same call SteamDB and Steam Replay sites make. If your profile is private it just says so and stops.