Turn every match
into a lesson.
Upload your gameplay, tag the key moments and receive coaching grounded in what actually happened.
Three steps, start to finish
A workspace, and a report built around evidence
A single workspace: the clip on one side, the timeline on the other. The report scores five dimensions, explains findings in plain language, and ties every one to a timestamp.
A timeline you can actually navigate
Every tagged moment is a real timestamp in the clip — hover to preview, click to jump straight there.
Track improvement match over match
One report is a snapshot. A history of them is a trend line — see whether last week’s recommendation actually changed anything.
What the beta can do today
Scrub the clip and mark hooks, chases, downs, saves, and more with a keyboard-first editor.
Five scored dimensions plus findings written in plain language, each tied to a timestamp.
Track your overall and per-dimension scores across every match you've submitted.
Separate scoring logic for both sides of the trial — this isn't one generic rubric.
Local, vision-based detection proposes candidate events for you to review — nothing reaches your timeline without your say-so.
Questions
Is this affiliated with the game's developer?
No. ChaseFrame is a fan-made, independent coaching tool. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the game's developer or publisher.
Do I need to record my own footage?
Yes — upload an MP4 of a match you played (or spectated), then tag the moments yourself. Nothing is pulled automatically from the game.
What does automatic event detection actually do?
It's an experimental, local vision pass over your video that proposes candidate events (like a hook or a down) for you to accept, correct, or reject. It never writes to your timeline on its own.
Is my footage or data shared anywhere?
No footage or match data is sent to third parties. Automatic detection runs locally against your own uploaded video.
Is this free during the beta?
Yes — the beta is free to use while we build out coverage and refine scoring.