Catalogue Patrol sweeps your whole portfolio — or any slice of it — on a configurable rhythm, so the long tail of titles beyond your top earners stays healthy too. Catch silent breaks in games nobody reports until it's already cost you.
Catalogue Patrol rotates through your whole portfolio — or any slice of your catalogue you define — so the long tail of titles doesn't rot silently between releases. Every game gets checked on a cadence you set, with the same real-device, real-geo treatment as your headline titles.
Point Catalogue Patrol at a scope of your choosing. We handle devices, geos, scheduling, clustering, and reporting — you get a digest after every sweep.
Pick what to patrol: your entire catalogue, titles from specific providers, games released in a time window, or a custom list. You can run several scopes in parallel, each on its own cadence.
Weekly is the default cadence — adjustable to daily, bi-weekly, monthly, or triggered on release. Each title is loaded, rendered, and spun on real devices from real geos.
After each sweep, a digest lands in your inbox and your tools: what's healthy, what's new-broken, what recovered, grouped by root cause and provider, with evidence bundles ready to forward.
Run one scope or several at once. Each has a sensible default — all of it adjustable the moment your priorities change.
Top 50 monitoring protects your revenue today. Catalogue Patrol protects your revenue tomorrow — and your audit story whenever the regulator asks.
A title outside your top 50 can sit broken for months — no ticket, no support call, no obvious spike. Then a promo campaign drives traffic to it, and the black screens land in front of exactly the players you paid to acquire.
Aggregator rotations, certificate rollovers, SDK bumps — one change upstream can take down an entire catalogue from one supplier. We cluster by root cause so you escalate one ticket, not two hundred.
New build, new deploy, new CDN hash — games that passed on staging can fail in production against your real player's device and region. A release-triggered catalogue sweep closes that gap the same day.
Regulated markets ask hard questions about operational oversight. A weekly sweep across your whole portfolio produces the audit trail — video, logs, pass/fail history — without any extra work from your team.
Every sweep ends with a digest — what broke, what recovered, grouped by root cause. The dashboard is there if you want to drill in, but you rarely have to.
+2 recovered vs. last weekGet your first results in days — no SDK, no integration, no contract.
A 20-minute demo on your real catalogue. No slides. Just your games, sweeping on our devices.