jonathanmarston/gamenativesteamlauncher

GameNative Steam Launcher is a small Android helper app that connects two other apps together: Cocoon, a game library front end, and GameNative, a tool for running Windows games on Android. Its job is to let GameNative's Frontend Sync feature understand Steam games that were set up through Cocoon, without you having to rename files or use any extra apps in between. Normally, syncing Steam games between these two apps would require manual work to match up file names or identifiers. This app removes that step by reading the .steam files that Cocoon generates and pulling the Steam app ID out of them directly, then passing that ID along so GameNative can recognize the game. Using it involves a short setup sequence. First you open this app and export a platform JSON file. Then, inside Cocoon, you import that exported file as a custom platform and note the folder you choose as its ROM path. Back in this app, you grant folder permission for that exact same folder. Finally, in GameNative, you turn on Frontend Sync and point it at that same folder as well, so all three apps are looking at the same location. The README itself is short and does not describe the app's internals, only its purpose and setup steps. It does not mention a software license, and the only way to install it described in the README is downloading a prebuilt Android APK file from the project's latest GitHub release rather than building it from source.