
Drop their demos.
FACEIT, ESEA, a league file or a .zip of the lot. The map and both rosters are read off the demo, and your own five are recognised and skipped.
Drop their demos and get their whole playbook: every play they run, where and when they smoke, their entries and where to expect them, and what beats them. Then AI notes and plays against them, before the match.
Seven demos of POV, a notepad, and a guess at what repeats.
One demo parsed end to end, measured. The rest run in the queue while you read.
Every frame below is the running app on a published call sheet. Nothing is a drawing, and you can open the same sheets without signing in.

FACEIT, ESEA, a league file or a .zip of the lot. The map and both rosters are read off the demo, and your own five are recognised and skipped.

Everyone signs in with Steam, drops the demos they have and reads every sheet. Every demo anyone adds feeds the same playbook.
Squad 5 seats · Coach 12
A demo gives you rounds in order. This gives you their table of contents: each play with its utility variants, how often they run it and how often it wins.

The real round on the radar with its own clock: who went where, what they threw and where the first fight happened.

Every round of the play on one radar. Where the tracks pile up is where to expect them.

The same book from the other side: the plays that took rounds off this team, from every demo you upload.

Every smoke, flash and molotov: where it lands and the second of the round it usually goes in.

Brief me turns a play into timeout notes: how to beat it, four lines your team reads in the lobby. Every line stands on counted rounds.
Squad and Coach
A question in plain words, answered from this team's own rounds and drawn on the radar. If the demos cannot answer it, it says so.
Squad and Coach

Anti-strat the next opponent in an evening, not a weekend. Every call your IGL brings into the server has a round behind it the whole team can watch.
Squad · 40 demos a month · 5 seatsNo analyst on staff and nobody who wants to sit through their POV. Drop the demos of whoever you play next and read their book like a pro team would.
Trial · 3 demos free, no cardYour players will not watch the demos. They will read four lines before the first pistol. One library for the whole staff, a season of opponents in it.
Coach · 300 demos a month · 12 seatsEvery team at the Major, read from 238 pro demos. Pick a team, pick a map, and the call sheet is the same one you get for your own opponents.
G26 sheets live
FURIA6 sheets live
Vitality6 sheets live
FaZe6 sheets live
MOUZ6 sheets live
Spirit6 sheets live
Legacy5 sheets live
FUT5 sheets live
TYLOO5 sheets livestraight off the ticks
a fixed rule over counted rows
wording on top, labelled
refused on a real sheetDoes anything they do early give the site away? 2 demos on dust2 in this roster window, READ needs 3 demos
$9.99 a month for 5 seats now, $29 after 13 Dec. Sign up before then and the founder price stays yours for as long as you keep the plan.
about 10 opponents · every team and map in them · 5 seats
$99 stays $99 for as long as you keep the plan. $149 for everyone who joins later.
a whole league season · every team and map · 12 seats
FACEIT and ESEA match rooms have a download button, leagues publish theirs, and pro demos are on HLTV. Two demos of one team on one map give a sheet, three the full read.
No. One Squad covers 5 seats. You send one invite link, everyone signs in with Steam, and their uploads count toward the team's demos.
No. It reads the .dem file the game already writes, the same file any demo viewer opens. Nothing hooks into CS2 and nothing runs while you play.
Your .dem file is deleted from our server the moment it's parsed. What stays is the numbers and one replay per round.
Filter the sheet to their last few demos and every count follows, radar included. A play that stopped showing up drops out of the book.
Yes. Every demo has a delete button, and erasing the account removes every demo, sheet and row behind it.
3 demos, one opponent, one call sheet. Free, no card.
Best on desktop
The radar and the rows next to it need a screen at least 1024 px wide. Open this page on a desktop.
The Major hub reads on a phone