How we measure

NextFrag parses your .dem replay file tick-by-tick and extracts mouse movements, button presses, shots, and hit events. Most core metrics are measured directly from this raw data. Some advanced diagnostics use heuristics and are clearly marked.

Aim Grade (0–100)
Primary per-match score: 85% Precision (HS/hit, damage, first-bullet, falloff, accuracy) + 15% Discipline (counter-strafe, recoil reset). Labels: Beginner (<35), Developing (35–49), Solid (50–64), Advanced (65–79), Elite (80+).

Legacy Aim Score (0–100)
Weighted composite of 9 metrics: counter-strafe clean (25%), stop before shot (15%), accuracy (12%), first-bullet accuracy (12%), HS/hit (10%), pre-aim (10%), avg damage (8%), accuracy falloff (5%), recoil reset discipline (3%). Preserved for backwards compatibility.

Counter-strafe
Checks A/D key state and velocity at the moment of each shot. Only shots with a detected strafe direction change are included — standing shots don't count against you. Uses velocity (>50 u/s) instead of raw button state to handle CS2's sub-tick processing.

Pre-aim pitch
Vertical aim angle at shot. 0° = perfect head level. Positive = too low (body/floor). Every degree off forces a micro-correction under pressure.

Return-shot latency
Time from taking damage to your next fresh shot (burst starts only). P25 is the primary metric — your best consistent reaction. 150ms physiological floor enforced. Spray continuations excluded.

Sensitivity correction
Analyzes overshoot/undershoot ratio on flick shots. Confidence level based on sample size. Only suggests changes at medium/high confidence.

Shot discipline
Measures AccuracyPenalty at shot time — separates aim errors (weapon was accurate, you missed) from timing errors (weapon was still inaccurate from recoil/movement).

Pressure performance
Compares accuracy and HS rate when you've taken damage in the last 500ms vs calm situations.

Pro benchmarks
Computed from real pro match demos analyzed through the same pipeline. Shown as p25/median/p75 with sample size. Professional match conditions (stronger opponents, more utility, harder fight situations) tend to suppress raw metrics. Scores are more comparable than before, but not perfectly equivalent — context still matters.

Experimental metrics (β)
Aim path analysis, spray transfers, and axis split use heuristics and may vary with hardware, polling rate, and demo quality. Not included in the Aim Grade.

Your data
Demo files are automatically deleted within 1 hour after upload. Only numerical analysis results are stored.

▼ Methodology changelog

v3 — Aim Grade (current)
Primary score: 85% Precision + 15% Discipline. Replaces legacy 9-component score. Sub-scores (Precision, Discipline) now visible. Benchmark Index added.

v2 — Core Aim Score
Shared-metric benchmark for leaderboards. Uses only metrics available in both community and pro demos. Pro reference demos added.

v1 — Legacy Aim Score
Original 9-component weighted score. Still available in Advanced Deep-Dive and API responses. Not used for primary display.

Limitations we're transparent about: Demo parsing depends on Valve's .dem format — sub-tick timing has inherent precision limits. Sensitivity correction requires sufficient flick shots to be reliable. Experimental metrics (aim path, spray transfers) vary with hardware and polling rate. Pro benchmarks reflect harder match conditions — scores are comparable but not perfectly equivalent.

Stop guessing why rounds slip. Find the exact mechanic leaking kills.

NextFrag analyzes your CS2 demo tick-by-tick and ranks your top leaks in ~60 seconds, so your next practice block has one clear priority.

See proof + sample ↓

📁

Drop your CS2 .dem file here

or click to browse — .dem files only · no Steam link required for manual upload

No Steam link required · Demo files deleted within 1 hour · How we measure

How to get your CS2 demo

Download your match in CS2, then upload the .dem file here.

Open CS2

Go to Watch → Your Matches.
Download the match

Click the download / cloud icon next to the match.
Find the file

Windows default:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\game\csgo\replays\
Steam installed elsewhere? Steam → Counter-Strike 2 → Properties → Installed Files → Browse, then open game → csgo → replays.
Upload it

Drag the .dem file into NextFrag.

💡 Tip — repeat uploads

Create a desktop shortcut to your replays folder so you do not have to browse there every time.

FACEIT demos

Download from the FACEIT matchroom, extract the archive, then upload the .dem file. Want automatic imports? Create an account and connect FACEIT / Valve MM in Control Center.

Got the file? Drop it in the upload box above. ↑

You're not inconsistent. Your mistakes are.

🔍

Find your leaks

Your crosshair's too low. You're firing while moving. Your reaction spikes after round 20. NextFrag pinpoints exactly what's costing you rounds.

🎯

Get your drill

Each leak comes with a specific practice routine. 15 focused minutes on the right drill beats two hours of random deathmatch.

📈

Track your progress

Retest after practice. Watch your #1 leak shrink. Set goals, get notified when you cross the threshold.

Want automatic imports? Create an account and connect FACEIT / Valve MM in Control Center.

How it works

📁

Upload

Drop your CS2 .dem file. No Steam link required for manual upload. FACEIT / Valve MM auto-imports unlock after sign-up.

🔬

Diagnose

Get your Top 3 mechanical leaks — ranked by rounds lost, with a specific fix for each.

📈

Improve

Practice the drill, retest on your next demo, and see whether it actually worked.

No login required for your first analysis. Auto-import setup takes about a minute — after sign-up.

What we measure — and how confident we are

Every metric is classified by data source. Nothing is made up.

Directly measured

Accuracy, HS rate, counter-strafe timing, pre-aim angle, return-shot latency, weapon stats

Parsed tick-by-tick from your .dem file

Calculated from measured data

Aim Grade, sensitivity correction, first-bullet accuracy, burst/spray control, shot discipline

Formulas applied to measured inputs — see methodology

Heuristic / Experimental

Aim path analysis, spray transfers, pressure performance, fight context, clutch estimates

Marked with badges — not part of Aim Grade

Pro benchmarks

Computed from real pro match demos, analyzed through the same pipeline. Shown with sample size (n=).

Confidence / reliability

Every analysis shows a sample reliability score. Low shot counts get a visible warning — we don't hide uncertainty.

Full methodology — formulas, weights, limitations →

Free vs Pro

Start free to diagnose one demo per day. Upgrade when you want enough history to verify if your fixes actually stick. Watch your leaks shrink week over week, and get coaching reports in your inbox.

	Free	Pro
Demos/day	1	5
Match history	Last 3	Up to 200
30-day progress	✗	✓
PDF reports	✗	✓
Goals	1	Unlimited

Select player

Sensitivity

DPI

cm/360 (auto)

	Basic (free)	⚡ Pro
Demos per day	1	5
Full aim analysis	✓	✓
Top 3 issues + 7-day plan	✓	✓
Match history	Last 3 only	✓ Up to 200 matches
30-day progress tracking	—	✓
Goal tracking	1 goal	✓ Unlimited
PDF report export	—	✓
Averages 1/3/5 comparison	—	✓
Leaderboard ranking	Opt-in via Control Center	✓
Upload limit	350 MB	750 MB

Privacy Policy

Impressum

How we measure

One demo shows problems. Multiple demos prove progress.

Get your CS2 demo in 10 seconds

Sign in

Reset password

Control Center

Delete account

Hey!

Stop guessing why rounds slip. Find the exact mechanic leaking kills.

Select player

Share your result