The key log

How logged keys turn into posting rates, and why you can trust them.

When you log a key, you record that you sent a key for your game to a curator on a day. The crawl reads that curator's posts at least daily. When it finds a post about your game dated no more than two days before your key, the key is marked posted, with the verdict and day. You never report back by hand, so nobody can invent an outcome.

Decided keys and rates

A key is decided when its curator posts about the game, or 30 days pass with no post. A curator's rate shows once 3 keys from at least 2 developers are decided. Below that it says how many were logged.

Give to get

The rates exist because developers log keys. You see every curator's rate once you've logged one key of your own, to any curator. Pro shows them without logging.

Small curators

Curators under 200 followers aren't read daily. Logging a key to one adds it to the daily crawl for 60 days.

Removing a log

Remove any key from your dashboard. It also leaves the curator's numbers.

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