Pick one of your recent matches and the position you played. The coach goes through the whole replay and tells you, in plain words, where you lost the game and what to do differently next time.
A real pro match, read the way the coach reads it for the team that lost. Team Spirit led Team Liquid by 21,863 net worth at minute 41 and lost five and a half minutes later.
One bar per minute reported in the match data. Numbers mark the moments below.
The game is even until 20:00, when Liquid catch three Spirit heroes and lose nobody. Six minutes later Liquid lead by 1,945, their biggest lead of the game.
Three deaths for none in an even game. That one fight swung 3,562 net worth in six minutes.
Spirit answer at 28:22. They catch three Liquid heroes, lose nobody, and by minute 30 the lead has flipped.
From 1,945 behind to 7,030 ahead in four minutes. This fight put you in control of the game.
Spirit take their second Roshan at 33:54, and Yatoro's Kez picks up the Aegis again, as he did at 23:11. Liquid never take Roshan in this game.
Both Roshans, both Aegis on your carry. The lead is 11,375 at minute 36.
Buyback→→→Lycan and Kez break five of Liquid's six barracks between 40:40 and 41:12. The bottom melee barracks still stands, so there are no megacreeps. At 41:07 Wisper's Timbersaw buys back and kills Hoodwink and Lycan. tOfu's Witch Doctor kills Kez at 41:40.
Your lead peaked at 21,863 with your two cores alone in Liquid's base. Take the last barracks as five, or back off when their carry buys back.
The fight at 44:20 ends four deaths each. Four Liquid heroes buy back between 44:42 and 44:56, and Spirit don't buy back once all game. By 45:07 only Larl's Ember Spirit is alive, and the Ancient falls at 46:33.
You were still 6,754 ahead at minute 46. Before a fight this late, count buybacks on both sides. Liquid had theirs ready. You never used one.
Every match has moments like these. The coach finds them in yours.
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Every position plays a different game, so the coach looks for different things. Pick a role.
Next time: farm the Radiant side until your BKB is back, or wait for a ward first.
For every death, the coach looks at what you could have known at that moment: what your wards showed on the minimap, the smokes and spells you could have heard, and what you had ready. Then it tells you if the death was preventable.
What your team's wards showed, second by second, and whether the enemy was on your minimap before they reached you.
Enemy smokes used close enough to hear, and how many seconds you had to react.
Spells cast and teleports landing near you just before the fight.
Which enemies had left their lane, and for how long, before they found you.
Which items and spells you had ready, and which were on cooldown.
Who was close enough to help, and who wasn't.
Stat sites show you numbers: your GPM, your KDA, a red or green bar. They don't tell you why you died at 23:40, or why your Battle Fury came ten minutes late. This coach reads the replay moment by moment, the way a coach watching over your shoulder would, and explains what happened.
Laning, fights, deaths, farm, items, vision and objectives, plus an overall verdict. From S A B C D to F.
Example report · Kez · position 1 · Team Spirit vs Team Liquid
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Every death graded from “Wasteful” to “Heroic”. Know which deaths cost you the game.
See your exact contribution to every fight. Damage, healing, spell usage, and positioning.
Wave-by-wave CS analysis, trading efficiency, and lane equilibrium tracking.
Gold and XP graphs, farming patterns, and item timing benchmarks by role.
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Personalized insights and actionable tips from Claude AI based on your gameplay.
Compare your item timings to rank-appropriate benchmarks.
Track your improvement over multiple games. Spot recurring patterns.
See where you tend to die and where you should be positioning.
Identify the 3 to 5 most impactful moments that decided your game.
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21m27m42m45mBoth drafts, the coach’s read on them, and the picks that would have fit better. Captains Mode gets picks and bans for the whole team. Ranked All Pick gets your own hero.
What was happening, how much gold it gave the enemy, whether buyback was used, and whether it could have been avoided.
The buyback log shows buybacks that were used, not whether you could afford one.
Example · Kez · position 1 · match 9068910292
Who you lost in each fight, what it did to the net worth lead, and how it ended.
Example · Team Spirit · match 9068910292
Who you laned against, how the lane ended and how quickly your first items came. Supports get pulls, stacks and protecting the carry.
Example · Kez · position 1 · match 9068910292
Your gold per minute, last hits and net worth against every core in the game.
Liquid’s Timbersaw and Dragon Knight both farmed faster than you. Your 31.0k net worth was second on Spirit, behind Lycan’s 35.4k.
Example · Kez · position 1 · match 9068910292
Core item timings next to the enemy carry’s, your power spikes and your final build.
Liquid had Witch Doctor, Dark Willow and Batrider to hold you in place, and Black King Bar was your last core item. Dragon Knight finished with Divine Rapier at 45 minutes.
Example · Kez · position 1 · match 9068910292
How many wards each support placed, how good the spots were, dewarding and smokes.
Observers / sentries placed
Both teams placed 20 observers and 38 sentries. The coach grades where they went and how long they lived.
Example · Hoodwink · position 4 · match 9068910292
Roshan, towers, barracks, glyph, Aegis and buybacks.
RoshanYour team took Roshan. You picked up the Aegis.RoshanSecond Roshan, and the Aegis went to you again. Liquid never took Roshan.Example · Kez · position 1 · match 9068910292
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The next generation of Dota coaching. A coach that every player can use, that reads every match the way a good coach would and explains it in plain words. When players understand their games, they make better decisions, and every match gets better for all ten people in it.
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Grades, every death, your fights, lane, farm, items, vision and objectives.
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