Releases

Add the public Steam profiles of people in your Steam family. VaultShuffle uses their libraries and game metadata to estimate which games can be shared; Steam determines whether you can play them.

• newEligible games from added family members appear in the Library and Vault draws, with a shared-game marker.
• newBuying a previously shared game updates its existing library entry on your next import.
• newTurn family libraries off, or use the Library filter to show owned games, family games or both.
• improvedRemoving a family member asks for confirmation and shows how many imported games may be removed. Games also shared by another added member are retained.
• fixedAn incomplete family-library read now reports an error instead of presenting a partial import as complete.

Set preferences for release age, player mode, game type, device, ownership and reviews. Category exclusions let you hide types of game you do not want included.

• newGlobal filters apply to the connected library used throughout the app.
• newExclude categories such as horror or sports from the games shown.
• newLinux mode shows games listed with native Linux support. Steam Deck mode uses Valve’s Playable and Verified ratings.
• improvedPinned games remain accessible from the Dashboard even when they do not match your global filters.

Library controls now cover the review actions previously found in Purge. The Dashboard and Vault also have simpler layouts for common actions.

• newLaunch a game in Steam from the Dashboard.
• changedThe Purge page has been replaced by Library controls for setting games aside, marking them completed and restoring them.
• changedThe app uses a darker page background to separate panels more clearly.
• improvedOpen setup panels close when you draw a game.
• improvedThe Dashboard shows fewer routine import and maintenance messages.
• fixedGame artwork in the collection picker is no longer cropped incorrectly.

Import a public Steam library without signing in. This creates a saved VaultShuffle profile accessed through the current browser’s session.

• newEnter a public Steam profile URL, custom profile name or SteamID to import its library.
• newUse Steam sign-in later to secure a browser profile. If a verified profile already exists, the linking flow combines supported saved data.

Keep up to three games on the Dashboard. Progress displays use the available playtime and duration data, with separate displays for endless and shared games.

• newPinned games show playtime since pinning, progress and estimated time remaining where that information is available.
• newA daily refresh updates owned pinned-game playtime from Steam. You can also request a refresh from the Dashboard.
• fixedShared pins display their owner instead of a playtime or completion estimate. Marking a shared game completed still records your decision.

The final draw uses a narrower group of close matches. Game classification and completion handling have also been adjusted.

• improvedGuided draws focus on a smaller set of the closest matches, while retaining games tied at the cutoff.
• improvedGame tags help distinguish games with an ending from ongoing or endless games.
• fixedMarking many games completed at once has less influence on recommendation preferences, so bulk library updates do not outweigh recent playing choices.
• fixedA high playtime-to-duration ratio no longer incorrectly counts against short games.
• fixedBroad genre labels no longer incorrectly classify some simulation games as endless.

Actions on individual games now contribute to recommendation preferences alongside genre history. These preferences adjust the final draw without changing which games enter the shortlist.

• newLaunching, pinning, finishing, snoozing and rerolling provide signals for later picks.
• improvedShared preference signals can reduce the selection weight of games that players regularly set aside.
• improvedPlaytime contributes to the preference estimate when direct feedback is limited.

Updated catalogue checks distinguish games from software more reliably.

• fixedCorrected a classification rule that hid some games while allowing software into libraries, and restored affected game entries.

The launch release recommends games from your library using your session, mood and goal, with reasons shown alongside each result.

• newChoose how much time you have, the mood you want and your goal for the session.
• newDraw one game from the eligible matches.
• newSee the reasons behind the recommendation.
• newReroll to get another suggestion.

Import your available Steam library data and view it alongside shared catalogue information.

• newImport owned games, playtime and last-played dates where Steam provides them.
• newView artwork, genres, tags, review information and duration estimates from the game catalogue.
• newBrowse your games in the Library and view library statistics.
• newOpen a selected game in the Steam client.

Organise games into collections and manage which ones you want to play next.

• newCreate custom collections or use automatic collections based on library data.
• newPin games you want to keep in view.
• newSnooze a game to leave it out of upcoming draws.

Sign in through Steam to connect your library, or use guest mode to try the app with sample games.

• newSteam OpenID sign-in connects your Steam identity without sharing your password with VaultShuffle.
• newGuest mode lets you try the app without an account.
• newSteam Deck and Mac filters help narrow recommendations by device support.
• newAll launch features are available without a paid tier.