ChemRage reads your draft screen and ranks every remaining pick by what actually wins games — models training continuously on the public match stream, answering in about a second.
No sign-in needed to see the board and every ability's base winrate. Sign in for picks ranked for your build — new accounts start with 10 tokens. No card, no install — it runs in your browser.
New public matches every day — Turbo, All Pick, Ability Draft — and the models keep training on the stream.
From your pick appearing on screen to a ranked answer.
Reads the same pixels you see. No game files, no memory, nothing that risks your account.
Three steps, about fifteen seconds of setup.
Steam confirms who you are and tells us nothing else. Ten tokens land in your own account — yours to spend, nobody else's.
Your browser asks which window to read. Pick Dota 2 — capture stops the moment you close the tab.
Every pick on either side updates the ranking. When the draft ends it switches to an item build for the whole game.
One pass covers a whole draft — not a charge per question.
| Mode | Tokens | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Ability Draft | 2 | one draft, ~20 min |
| Turbo | 1 | one draft, ~20 min |
| Standard — All Pick, Random Draft, Single Draft | 1 | one draft, ~20 min |
You start with 10 and earn one back each day, up to 10. Reading the stats site never costs anything, and friends who join your party spend nothing.
Every ability and hero ranked by win rate, from the same corpus the model trains on. No account, no tokens, no limits.
It reads your screen the way a streaming app does and never touches the game client. Nothing is injected, nothing is automated, and nobody's picks are revealed before they appear on your screen.
No. It runs in a browser tab beside the game.
Yes — one of you captures and the rest join the party by link. Everyone gets advice for their own slot, and only the host spends tokens.
Every account starts with 10 tokens and gets one back each day, up to ten. Two tokens open a 20-minute pass; a draft you paid for stays free afterwards. A subscription makes recommendations unlimited — cancel any time. One account is one person, one live draft at a time; the terms are seven sentences.
Your Steam ID, the name and avatar Steam shows publicly, your token history, and the internet address you sign in and draft from. Addresses live in a request log for 30 days and exist only to catch abuse. Your screen is read live and never stored.