// Roadmap
What is coming
What we are shipping now, what is next, and which games get a live in-match coach versus post-match analysis. That difference is the whole product, so we keep it explicit rather than blurring it to make the list look longer.
Dates here are deliberately conservative.
We would rather land early than explain a slip, so nothing is listed in a quarter unless we actually believe it —
and anything without a date is a direction, not a commitment. If a plan changes, this page changes with it.
Now · Q3 2026
Shipping today
- live Counter-Strike 2 — full release.
- preview Dota 2 — early preview for Pro. Labelled early because it is early.
- x One adaptive coach: live during the match and after it, plus the Film Room and The Range.
- x Every claim the coach makes is checked against your real match data before it reaches you.
- x Shipping weekly.
Next · Q4 2026
What we are working on
- live CS2: sharpening the live coach toward our bar — better than a human coach. This one is ongoing, and there is no finish line until you tell us we have hit it.
- live Dota 2: from early preview to full release.
Q1 2027
Next games
- live League of Legends — live coaching comes to League.
- post-match Deadlock — post-match analysis. Live coaching is not possible on Deadlock yet. The game does not expose live match data the way CS2, Dota, and League do, so there is nothing for a live coach to read. We will add it the moment that changes.
Later · 2027
Directional
- x More competitive titles — live coaching where the game allows it, post-match analysis where it does not.
- x Cross-game coach reuse: every game you play sharpens the same coach.
Vision
Where this goes
- x One coach across all competitive games, expanding outward from the core as each game earns its place.
- x The multi-year ambition: an always-on, always-honest coach that replaces the $50–150/hour human.
live a coach that talks to you during the match preview shipping, but rough on purpose post-match analysis after the game, no live calls