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Add from: Widgets → Add widget → Steam inventory
Show your Steam inventory on your profile. Supports CS2 (Counter-Strike 2), Dota 2, and optionally Team Fortress 2 — pulled directly from Steam Community.

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Setup

  1. Make sure your Steam inventory is public. Steam Profile → Edit → Privacy → set both Profile and Inventory to Public. Without this we get an error from Steam.
  2. Tap Add widget → Steam inventory.
  3. Paste your Steam profile URL — either format works:
    • https://steamcommunity.com/id/yourvanityname
    • https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198xxxxxxxxx
  4. Pick which games to show:
    • CS2 (default)
    • Dota 2 (default)
    • TF2 (opt-in — toggle on)
  5. Move on. The widgets editor autosaves every change after a short pause — there is no save button.
The widget renders a button on your card that opens a modal with one column per enabled game. So if you only enable CS2, the modal has one column.

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Optional: per-game allowlists

If you only want to show specific items (rare drops, your favorites), set an allowlist for that game in the editor. Items not on the list are hidden publicly. Leave blank to show your whole inventory for that game.

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How fresh is the data?

We cache your inventory server-side. Refresh windows:
  • Default refresh: every ~12h, automatically.
  • Edit + autosave: triggers an immediate refresh on the next render.
  • Visitor opens your page after expiry: kicks a background refresh — the next visitor will see the updated data.

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Common questions

Steam → Profile → Edit profile → Privacy → set Inventory to Public. Restart Steam if it doesn’t take effect immediately.
Cache window is 12h. To force a refresh, edit any field on the widget so it autosaves — the next render resets the next-sync timer.
No. We only read public inventory JSON via Steam’s public endpoints. No OAuth, no password, no session. We can’t change anything in your account.
Not yet. CS2, Dota 2, and TF2 are the supported AppIDs. Other games can be requested in the Discord.
We cap the request at 2,500 items per game. Bigger inventories will show the most recent items first.