The problem with generic VOD upload
Uploading a YouTube link or raw MP4 gives a coach (or tool) video only. They guess round numbers, miss economy context, and cannot jump to "your death on B main in round 14" without manual scrubbing.
UpForge match review pairs your desktop recording with your Riot match timeline — Valorant's killer feature.
What you get immediately (no analysis required)
Open any Valorant match recorded by UpForge Desktop:
- Round timeline — wins, plants, kills, deaths per round
- Video player with theater and fullscreen modes
- Scrubber markers for kills, deaths, and spike events
- Intel strip surfacing patterns like repeated untraded deaths on the same callout
- Map overlay with heat and site layers
Click a death in round 12 and the video seeks there. No timestamp hunting. This alone is faster than any manual VOD scrub.
Plus and Pro: click intel events on the heatmap to jump straight to that death in the video. Free accounts get a preview seek to try it.
Layer coaching on top
When you have run analysis on that match, coaching notes appear in the same review session — verdict, priority fixes, and focus areas beside the footage. One surface, not two tabs.
Even without a report yet, the review UI surfaces useful notes from your match stats (first-blood deaths, spike rounds, K/D trends) so you are never staring at raw video alone.
Console and clip path
No desktop? Paste a Medal.tv or insights.gg clip at upforge.gg/valorant/submit. You get coaching on the clip moments — not the full timeline replay — but the same dashboard and improvement tracking.
Try it
Install the desktop app, play one ranked game, and open Review from match history. Use your three included reports to add full coaching on top when you are ready.
Put This Into Practice
Get coaching tailored to your gameplay
Auto-record every match, extract highlight clips, and get full AI coaching on desktop — not just a clip preview.
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