FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where do I find my Steam codes?

The match-history connection needs a Game Authentication Code and a recent share code. You can get both from Steam's help page. These codes only let us list and fetch your own matchmaking demos — we can never act on your account.

How long does a render take?

Usually a few minutes once it starts; if there's a queue it can take longer. You can close the page — your report link stays live and it appears under My Reports.

Why isn't my match showing?

Match details fill in progressively after you connect your codes; brand-new matches can take a few minutes to appear. Only competitive matchmaking games show up. If a match stays missing, re-check that your share code is your most recent one.

Is a high suspicion score proof of cheating?

No. Everything here is triage, not a verdict — a high score means the match deserves human review, nothing more. The full methodology is on How it works.

What does the in-game !suspected command do?

Type !suspected in match chat; when that demo is analyzed we DM you the results on Steam. To receive DMs you must add our bot as a friend first — the bot never sends friend requests.

Can I try it without an account?

Yes — you can analyze any demo free, and render one evidence reel per day. Anonymous renders aren't saved and can't be published. A free account keeps your reports and reels.

I'm listed on the watchlist and I'm innocent — what do I do?

Every public entry has an "Appeal / remove" link. Appeals go to a moderator, and the video stays Unlisted while it's reviewed. Entries are always labelled alleged.

How do I delete my report?

Open it under My Reports and delete it. Published YouTube videos stay Unlisted; deleting the report removes it from your history and the watchlist.