Basically an automated NFL film room for Counter-Strike 2
Same idea as the room NFL teams sit in after the game. The tape cuts itself. The round is on the radar, the call is on the same clock, and the half is one page your roster can read before you queue again.
Free to start. No card. Bring a .dem, .gz, or .zst.
What you sit down with
The screenshots are the product, from one uploaded Nuke demo. Radar. Voice. The half. A coach.
The half, in plain language
Match analysis reads the demo the way a good coach skims the VOD. Which site you actually hit. Where first contact went to die. How the forces and ecos really went. Then it names the habit out loud: the A execute with no outside control, the deaths nobody was there to trade. Written for the map you just played, about your five.
A coach who will say it
Three coaches, one demo. Bl0d3 wants the set play, the utility, and everyone alive together. ToZ wants the fight, the space, and the mid-round gamble. DORKO-1 sits between them and will still tell you when the roster is spread thin and Nuke is punishing it. Run a quick look, one round, or the whole match.
More than the scoreboard
Kills, ADR, and rating tell you who had the game. The utility line tells you who actually smoked for them. Useful when someone says they were fine and the demo says otherwise.
Who it is for
You play
Link Steam. Upload your matches. The review follows your player: where you died, whether anyone could trade you, and what to take into the next demo. Personal mode is the whole product, pointed at you.
Start on your own demosYou lead a team
The IGL, the entry, and the anchor stop arguing from memory. Roles stay on the player, CT and T. The strat you called sits next to the demo you actually played. One plan covers the people you invite.
Put the roster on one planYou prep
Upload their match. See the defaults, the setups, and where they actually stand. Stack a few of their demos and the tendencies get louder. Walk into the server with a read, not a hunch.
See scouting on the plansHow it works
01
The one you just finished arguing about, or one of theirs. .dem, .gz, or .zst. It uploads in the background.
02
Rounds, positions, buys, grenades, the bomb. You tell us which five are yours, or Steam and your roster do it.
03
Radar and comms. The half in writing. A coach, if you want the round talked through. Then send it to the team.
Pricing
Every parsed demo includes the match breakdown. AI write-ups come out of a monthly allowance. When you add a team, the people you invite ride on your plan.
$0
Review your own matches and learn the film room.
$10/month
For a player who reviews every match and scouts opponents.
$50/month
One subscription for a roster that reviews together.
$100/month
Higher volume for a team that demos every scrim and opponent.
Paid plans can run extra AI analyses for $5 each. You confirm before an extra analysis is charged. Personal Free stops at the included three. Anti-strat demos use their own allowance and are available from Personal Elite up.
FAQ
A Counter-Strike 2 demo: .dem, .dem.gz, or .dem.zst. The compressed .zst files some platforms hand you work the same as a plain .dem. Upload your own match, or an opponent’s demo if you are scouting.
No. A personal account reviews your matches, tracks your stats, and builds improvement plans around your player. Link Steam and your side can be picked for you. Create a team when the roster should share demos, roles, and gameplans. Team plans are Team Premium and Team Elite. People you invite use that plan.
Match analysis is built from the demo itself: formation at 1:40, mid-round, post-plant, trades, economy, utility, and the coaching spots. It is there when parsing finishes and does not use your monthly AI allowance. An AI analysis is a separate written report and counts toward the monthly number on your plan (3, 10, 20, or 25).
They change the advice, not the facts. DORKO-1 is balanced. Bl0d3 favors set executes, utility, and playing together. ToZ favors aggression, taking space, and mid-round decisions. AI Coach is on Personal Elite, Team Premium, and Team Elite.
Upload one audio file, or a zip with a separate track per player. Transcription places lines on rounds. If the recording includes “MATCH START NOW”, that phrase is the sync point. You can also align it by hand, then map each speaker to a player. The lines show up with the round in the viewer.
Upload the opponent’s demo and mark it as a rival scout. Name them, pick which side of the file is theirs, and generate match and round reports. More of their demos feed a team summary and position heatmaps. Anti-strat has its own upload limit: 10, 20, or 50 depending on plan. Personal Free does not include it.
On a paid plan, each extra AI analysis is $5 and you are asked before it runs. Personal Free cannot buy extras. Auto-analysis after an upload only runs when you still have included analyses left.
A personal demo stays on your account. A demo assigned to a team is available to that roster. Opponent scouting demos live with the team that uploaded them.
The round is already in the file. Put it on the radar, put the call next to it, and walk into the next map with a read.