So I asked for your replay token
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So I asked you for your replay token.

Short version of what that means. Two minutes, then you never think about it again.
🎁 Free skin0/8
  1. 1Sign in
  2. 2Paste two codes
  3. 3Get let in
  4. 4First match lands
  5. 5Ask for the skin
  6. 6Approved
  7. 7Bot adds you
  8. 8Skin sent
Next: Sign in — the normal Steam login, nothing else

How it works

  1. Sign in through Steam. The normal Steam login page, nothing else.
  2. Paste two codes from CS2. Your match-history code and your latest share code — that's the token. It's checked with Steam right there, so a typo shows up immediately. It can't play as you, trade, or read messages, and you can kill it any time by making a new one.
  3. I let you in. Every account gets a look from me first. Your codes are already in, so nothing else to do.
  4. Done. A bot checks for new matches every 15 minutes and archives the demo before Valve deletes it.

You get

  • Every match kept, with scoreboards and timelines
  • Highlight clips of your aces and clutches, game sound only
  • Request a clip from any match, any player's eyes
  • A chat keyword that turns "that" into a clip
  • A free skin, once you're set up

I get

  • The data, for whatever the heck I want
  • A map of who plays with who
  • Dumb stats to poke at on weekends

My rules

You and your friends are anonymized in anything I share.
Nothing goes out unchecked — an AI reviews every clip and a human may too.
Your codes are stored once, never shown or exported, only used to ask Valve for your matches.
Your matches are visible to you and the people who were in them. Not the internet.
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I let accounts in by hand, so give it a bit

Hobby project. Things break sometimes. Questions? Message me — I'm the one who asked.