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Yes! Bright SDK Windows version can be easily implemented in any Steam games.To do that, please follow the detailed integration guide we created here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CO8KPNW_gD-FNvNT0X8cOXFMXUfwjGpcp021kXOG7ew/edit?tab=t.0Don’t hesitate to reach out to our partnership managers with any question.
Great news! Once your user has opted-in you start earning even if your app isn’t necessarily in use. See this article for more details.This information is available to you in real time on the developer dashboard.
Yes. Bright SDK has been developed under the strictest security guidelines and is constantly monitored accordingly. It has been certified by AppEsteem, trusted by major anti virus companies. This certification is also granted to all of our Windows partners, as part of our service and with no extra charge.
Click for a detailed view of the SDK compliance with security industry standards by leading organizations.
Bright SDK support all Windows 7 and up.
All you need can be found in Windows integration guides:
The app needs to pass the self-check and Bright Data review before devices start counting. Also check that the app status is set to “Active/Approved” in the dashboard.
The BrightSDK tools authenticate with the releases API using an API key. Follow these steps to create one.
  1. Open API Keys
    Log in to the BrightSDK Control Panel - this links directly to the API keys section. API keys section
  2. Create a new key
    Click + Add. Choose an expiration (e.g. One year), give the key a descriptive name, then click Generate key. Key creation dialog
  3. Copy your key
    The generated key is shown once only - copy it immediately. New API key revealed
    Important: Once you close this dialog the key cannot be retrieved. If lost, delete and create a new one.
  4. Set the environment variable macOS / Linux - export in your shell: 
    export SDK_API_KEY="<your-api-key>"
    To persist across sessions: 
    echo 'export SDK_API_KEY="<your-api-key>"' >> ~/.zshrc
    Windows (PowerShell) - set for the current session: 
    $env:SDK_API_KEY = "<your-api-key>"
    To persist for your user (survives reboots): 
    [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("SDK_API_KEY", "<your-api-key>", "User")
    Windows (CMD) - set for the current session: 
    set SDK_API_KEY=<your-api-key>
    To persist for your user (survives reboots): 
    setx SDK_API_KEY "<your-api-key>"