PatchTLDR

PatchTLDR

30-second AI summaries for Steam game patch notes.

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Last updated on Aug 4, 2026
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About PatchTLDR

Gamers hate reading 10-page developer logs just to find out if their favorite character or weapon got nerfed. PatchTLDR solves this by turning massive walls of text into 30-second, easy-to-read summaries. We automatically track updates for over 100+ popular PC games. Whenever a new patch drops, our AI pipeline instantly analyzes it and extracts exactly what matters to players: ✅ Buffs & Nerfs 🛠️ Key Bug Fixes 💡 AI-Generated FAQs based on the update's biggest changes 🌍 Translated into 8 languages dynamically (EN, TR, DE, FR, ES, IT, PL, RU) Built with .NET 9, Clean Architecture, and Gemini AI. Stop wasting time scrolling through endless developer notes. Read the TLDR, get back to the game.

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The mobile app has been released.

The mobile version of the app is now available for Android and iOS. You can download it from Google Play and the App Store. You can add your games to your favorites and receive notifications when updates are available.

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Hi everyone! I built PatchTLDR because I was constantly frustrated by scrolling through endless, 10-page developer logs just to see what changed in my favorite games. I created an automated pipeline