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MatchReady Intel.
Less noise.
More game.

Focused opponent intel for your FACEIT three, four or five stack. Built for the two or three minutes from map vote to match start.

Explore Tryharder

Your matchroom. A little more context.

BROWSER PLUGIN

The intel belongs in your matchroom.

The plugin adds compact Tryharder panels to your FACEIT matchroom. Map vote guidance first, then a small selection of MatchReady Intel based on the analysis available for your opponents.

  • Map vote guidance

    A little context for the first decision your stack makes together.

  • MatchReady Intel

    A few focused insights from your opponents’ past matches. Selected for the match ahead and easy to discuss with your stack.

  • Matchroom essentials

    Both teams’ average ELO for everyone, plus Copy IP and Auto accept when you switch them on.

Designed for your FACEIT matchroom.

Actual FACEIT matchroom screenshot with its navigation, Ancient map banner, anonymised team rosters and the Tryharder MAP VOTE and PISTOL INTEL panels in a neutral reading state.
FACEIT / MATCHROOM

TRYHARDER.GG is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FACEIT or Valve.

MOBILE APPLICATION

Keep the context beside your keyboard.

Your second screen for iOS and Android. The moment your map is locked, a notification brings the match to your phone. Historical opponent reads, observed positions and simple tactics, within reach beside your keyboard.

On T-side, easily mark where you have seen each opposing CT player. Keep a clear record of who plays where, and let the app provide historical analysis for that specific enemy player at that position.

You and your teammates mark the positions. The app adds the historical context.

A phone lies flat beside a black keyboard on a charcoal desk, showing saved CT positions on Mirage under the glow of a monitor.
One screen for the game. One for the context.

THE SECOND SCREEN

Intel · Positions · Tactics. Read your opponents’ history, mark the CT positions you observe and bring a simple plan to your stack.

Overhead view of a phone lying beside a mug on a charcoal desk, displaying the Tryharder sign-in screen.
01 / SIGN INYour way into the match.Sign in with your FACEIT account.
A phone lies on a dark mousepad beside a keyboard and mouse, showing the Intel tab for CT side on Mirage in Quick read: one call about the opponent’s pistol round.The same phone showing the Intel tab in Full read, with the detail behind each read.
02 / MATCHREADY INTELThe essentials, within reach.Historical opponent reads for the side you play. Quick read by default, Full read when you want the detail.
Intel detail
An angled view of a phone lying beside a black keyboard, showing opposing CT players being marked on the Mirage map.
03 / POSITIONSAdd what you see.Manually assign observed CT players to map positions. The app provides historical analysis for that context.

Built for the queue. Not hours of prep.

  1. Your stack. Your opponents.

    For dedicated FACEIT players queuing as a three, four or five stack. Analysis focused on the players you’re about to face.

  2. Two or three minutes.

    From map vote to match start: a short window for a useful read and a quick conversation with your team.

  3. Enough to act on.

    A few clear intel points. No wall of statistics, lengthy research sessions or full-scale team preparation suite.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tryharder for?

Dedicated CS2 players who queue FACEIT in a three, four or five stack and want a few useful insights about their opponents. It is designed for the short window before a match, rather than lengthy preparation for professional team play.

What does the browser plugin show?

Compact panels in your FACEIT matchroom, with map vote guidance and a small selection of MatchReady Intel. Focused context about your opponents, ready to use in the short window before the match.

Which platforms is Tryharder for?

The plugin runs in your browser, right in your FACEIT matchroom. The mobile app is for iOS and Android.

What does the mobile app add?

Intel, Positions and Tactics on a second screen. Read historical opponent tendencies, mark where you have seen enemy CT players and use that context for simple tactics with your stack.

Where do position notes come from?

You manually mark where you have seen opposing CT players. The app uses those observations to focus historical analysis on a player and position. Past tendencies do not guarantee what an opponent will do next.