Review the match without scrubbing the whole recording.
ApexLens turns gameplay footage into organized matches, high-confidence fight windows, structured results, and recorded source timing you can check against the footage.
- Post-match, video-based analysis
- PC recordings first
- Evidence before advice
From “what happened?” to the moments worth checking.
Players already record their matches. The slow part is finding the useful sections, keeping the context around each fight, and deciding which extracted result deserves trust.
- 01
Separate the session
A long recording becomes individual matches, so the review starts with a navigable session instead of one timeline.
- 02
Surface fight windows
High-confidence engagements are accepted for review. Lower-confidence candidates remain visible instead of being silently promoted.
- 03
Read structured results
Supported fields carry a value, status, confidence, and provenance. If the footage cannot support a value, the field can stay unavailable.
- 04
Open the source
Use recorded timestamps to check the machine’s work against the footage. Separate beta review tools support human correction.
Keep the result attached to the recording.
ApexLens does not reduce a match to one grade. The useful unit is a result with enough context to inspect: when it happened, what produced it, how confident the detector was, and whether the field was detected, estimated, or unavailable.
See the evidence model