Plans for the way you build.

On publish, auto-post a link to your connected Bluesky and Mastodon accounts. Every project also gets a devlog RSS feed readers can follow.

Auto-post new devlogs, milestone completions, and playtest openings to your community's Discord channel. Paste a webhook URL once, pick the events, done.

Upload a custom 1200×630 social card per devlog. Falls back to the project card when none is set, so links you share never look bare on Bluesky, Discord, or X.

An auto-generated press kit at /p/[your-game]/press with logo bundle, screenshots, fact sheet, and contact. Outreach-ready in one click.

Paste your Steam or itch keys, share one claim link with press and creators, and see exactly who claimed what — with scam-curator flags. No more spreadsheet.

Players hit 'notify me at launch' on your project page. You get an opt-in email list that's yours to blast on release day.

Visitors subscribe to a weekly email digest of your new devlogs, sent straight to their inbox, with one-click unsubscribe.

Connect your Steam App ID to pull screenshots, the trailer, review score, and live player count onto your project page.

Invite testers, host playtest builds with version notes, and email everyone when a new build drops. List on the public playtest board so players looking for games to test can find you and sign up.

Your profile lives at sprig.gg/you instead of sprig.gg/u/you. A cleaner link to share: set it once in Settings → Profile.

Add short-answer questions to your open call. Applicants answer with their application, which saves a back-and-forth and surfaces the right people first.

A visible signal on your profile that you're open to joining a team. Surface higher in skill searches when teams are looking.

Save your favorite filters on /open-calls or /games and get notified when new matches appear.

Drag a whole folder onto the media tab: large images are compressed and added in one drop. Free uploads one image at a time.

A structured bug / suggestion / praise form on your project page that funnels into an owner-only triage inbox. Stop chasing feedback through scattered Discord DMs.

Drop a one-line snippet into your web build for a floating 'Report a bug' button. Reports land in your triage inbox auto-tagged with the player's browser, OS, and screen size — so you can actually reproduce them.

Sprig+ projects and profiles rotate through a Featured rail on /games and /developers, with a Featured tag on the card. The rotation reshuffles daily so everyone gets a turn at the top.

See how far down your project page visitors actually scroll, which sections get read, and where they drop off. Lives in your Analytics tab.

Install the Sprig GitHub App on a repository, and pushes and PR events stream into the project's activity feed in real time. Works on private repos too.

Export your creative résumé (experience, projects, skills, tools, education) to a clean, print-ready PDF in one click. Bring your Sprig profile to any application.

See which channel actually drove the visit. TikTok, Reddit, YouTube, and your own tracked links, broken down in Analytics with followers and wishlists per channel. On-site numbers stay free; the off-site breakdown is Plus.

One link per channel from the Page tab, each tagged so your analytics knows where a visit came from. Post a different one on every platform.

Crop any screenshot to 9:16 (TikTok, Reels, Shorts), 1:1 (Instagram), or 16:9, with an optional watermark, right from the media tab. 16:9 is free; the rest are Plus.

A Share button on every project and devlog writes a ready-to-paste caption per platform, with hashtags and a tracked link, plus 'copy as Reddit markdown' for devlogs.