November 2, 2026
LootSpectrum for iPhone and iPad is on the App Store
The LootSpectrum app for iPhone and iPad is out of beta and free on the App Store. Sign in with your account and everything is already there.
Read more →November 2, 2026
The LootSpectrum app for iPhone and iPad is out of beta and free on the App Store. Sign in with your account and everything is already there.
Read more →October 27, 2026
The LootSpectrum app for iPhone and iPad is open for testing through Apple’s TestFlight. Enter an email under Settings → iOS beta and Apple sends you the invitation.
Read more →October 11, 2026
Type “red ak”, “antique tec-9” or “blue dragon sticker” into search and it lists items that look like that, after the ones matching by name.
Read more →October 10, 2026
A loadout is now a board of all its slots from the start: knife, gloves, both agents, Zeus, music kit and every weapon. Click a slot, click a skin, done. “Fill from my inventory” places your most valuable copies in one go.
Read more →October 10, 2026
The price chart on every item page is now free, with or without an account. Switch between Steam, Skinport and CSFloat, and between 30 days, 90 days, a year and all time.
Read more →October 10, 2026
Each weapon has a page that lists all of its skins by rarity, and each category lists its weapons. The breadcrumb on an item page now leads there.
Read more →October 10, 2026
Activity rows on a phone lead with the item picture and keep the result and the time in view, and the filters fit the screen. The sync page is laid out for a phone and hands the setup on to your computer.
Read more →October 10, 2026
Search lists items before pages and help, the Catalog menu opens again on public pages, the Activity filters apply again, the Armory page opens for free accounts, and a round of follow-ups for the 3D viewer.
Read more →October 9, 2026
LootSpectrum has been rebuilt from the ground up over the past months. A new look in light and dark, a sync that keeps what it has read, prices from several markets, and one row of tabs for every page.
Read more →October 9, 2026
The Analysis and Market switch is gone. Activity, Statistics, Inventory, Watchlist, Loadouts, Compare and the Catalog now sit in one row, and Sync is a button on the right.
Read more →October 9, 2026
Every account now sees what its inventory is worth today, valued at Steam prices. Supporter adds the value of each item, the 30-day change, value over time and the choice of market.
Read more →October 8, 2026
The new help centre answers 61 questions, from the first sync to reading a price chart. Each answer has the steps in text and a short clip that shows them.
Read more →October 6, 2026
The Inventory page shows your latest snapshot whatever day it was taken, says where its figures come from, and offers “Take snapshot” right there when today has none.
Read more →October 5, 2026
Skins that have a 3D model can be turned and looked at in the browser: set the float, the pattern and the phase, add stickers and a charm, and copy a link to the look you built.
Read more →October 3, 2026
LootSpectrum has a new typeface and a cooler, quieter palette, in dark and light mode. Item pages put the picture and the price chart on the left and the buy column on the right, and Doppler pages are arranged around the finish.
Read more →August 9, 2026
Item pages now show what every tracked market asks and mark the cheapest. Compare sets up to four items side by side, the Watchlist keeps an eye on prices, and Loadouts let you plan a full build.
Read more →August 7, 2026
The extension can save one snapshot of your inventory a day, and upload it by itself. Snapshots are free; Supporters see their inventory value over time drawn from them.
Read more →July 9, 2026
The biggest update so far: reconstruct your inventory for any date, measure your case luck against the official odds, dig into trade-up performance and browse your full activity history.
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