Where we are, where we're going.

Marketing site, IGDB-enriched game catalog with edge-cached cover art, Tavern accounts (signup, email verification, password reset, sliding sessions). Steam OpenID account-linking lives at /account — link once on the web, and the desktop app will recognize it the moment you sign in.

• · Public catalog at /catalog
• · Game detail pages with screenshots + reviews
• · Tavern accounts — argon2id passwords, SHA-256-hashed sessions
• · Steam OpenID linking (web-side, no developer account required)

Windows MSI installer. Signs into your Tavern account once, then your linked Steam library appears with cover art, playtime, and one-click launch. Local game scanning for offline play. The first launcher we wire is Steam — the only one where library access doesn't require a partner OAuth registration.

• · Tauri + Rust core, native Windows installer
• · Steam library import via WebAPI + local manifest scan
• · Unified library view: cover art, last-played, total hours
• · One-click launch — opens Steam under the hood

Each additional launcher requires registering Tavern as a partner with that platform. We've started conversations with Epic Games; GOG Galaxy 2.0 has a documented integration path; the others are individual asks. Order isn't fixed — fastest-to-approve wins.

• · Epic Games Store (in talks)
• · GOG Galaxy
• · Ubisoft Connect
• · EA App
• · Battle.net
• · Microsoft Store / Xbox

Household profiles so your family's libraries show up alongside yours. Friend status across launchers ("Sarah's in BG3 on Steam, Mike's in Fortnite on Epic"). Co-op finder that knows what your friends actually own. Permission-first — nothing's shared without explicit opt-in.

• · Household / Family library sharing view
• · Cross-launcher friend presence
• · Co-op finder (what can we play together right now?)
• · Family hours + parental controls

Reserved for whatever the community most asks for. Candidates include: a permission-first store layer that brokers purchases through each platform with a small (~$0.05) convenience markup, native macOS/Linux clients, mobile companion app, integrated game-night scheduling. Vote with feedback to us once you're signed up.