For Steam Machines, Steam Decks and living-room PCs
Loadkit puts Steam, Epic and GOG in one controller-friendly library. It installs what Steam can't, applies fixes before you press play, and tells you how well your machine really runs each game.

One library
Loadkit finds what's on the machine and what you own everywhere else. Epic and GOG games install and run with Loadkit's own runner, so you don't need a second launcher. Already use Heroic? It adopts those installs.
Fixes that apply themselves
Loadkit shows exactly which files a fix changes, applies it when you launch, and puts the originals back if you undo it.
Press Play
Pick a game, press Play, and Loadkit runs a repeatable benchmark on your machine. Vsync and frame caps are lifted for the run and restored after. The result is a plain verdict you can trust.
Loadkit-x86_64.AppImageSHA-256: 3883196609e2abbc1dcbd5137677c8026c169e800daa8854dc2d76ae8746a706
Loadkit-arm64.dmgSHA-256: 015ca7e1e5f9ab8a598552645c3748b5750910815ece388e4735601c1fde737d
Loadkit-x64.dmgSHA-256: 7512522e020ceae9e1f76cb1c41aa2e0b85b9f4c02890b817c636d6580547400
On other distros, make it executable first: chmod +x Loadkit-x86_64.AppImage
Free for personal use. Paid for content creators and professional use.
No. Steam keeps working the way it does. Loadkit adds your other stores, fixes and benchmarks around it. Add Loadkit to Steam as a non-Steam game and it launches from Game Mode.
Only when you apply a fix. Loadkit lists every file it will change first, keeps the originals, and can put them back.
Both. The AppImage runs on SteamOS, Bazzite and other x86-64 Linux systems. Mac builds are signed and notarized.
An anonymous daily usage report, plus the result of any fix you apply or undo (which fix and game, the store, the compatibility tool and version, and the type of error if it failed). One switch covers both: turn it off on first launch or in Settings. See the privacy page for details. Privacy
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