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A CS2 demo analyzer turns a recorded match into information you can scan and act on. JumpThrow breaks a processed demo into round-by-round stats, economy swings, utility impact, opening duels, damage, heatmaps and a 2D replay, so you can see why rounds changed instead of stopping at K/D.

Paste a FACEIT matchroom URL, match ID or player profile into the search. Open the match, then sign in and upload the .dem if deeper analysis is needed. Once processing finishes, JumpThrow organizes the match into focused views for performance, economy, utility, duels, replay and more.

JumpThrow accepts .dem files for eligible, unparsed FACEIT matches. FACEIT demo downloads often arrive as a compressed archive, so extract the .dem before uploading it. If a demo has already been processed, you can open the match analysis without uploading it again.

Start with the swing rounds: pistols, force buys, clutches and any round that broke your economy. Then check who took the opening duel, whether utility created value, and where spacing or timing failed in the 2D replay. You will leave with a short list of fixes instead of an hour of unfocused demo watching.

A scoreboard records the outcome; a replay exposes the route to it. Follow movement, kills, grenades and bomb events across the map, scrub to a decisive moment, then compare it with heatmaps. Repeated rotations, isolated fights and unused utility become much easier to spot.

Yes, with different workflows for each platform. Use the FACEIT tracker and player finder for public FACEIT profiles and matches. Sign in and complete CS2 Premier setup to import Premier matches and keep tracking new ones automatically. Full round-by-round review still requires a supported, processed demo.

JumpThrow is currently free, and public player lookups, rankings and browser tools such as the CS2 binds generator work without an account. A free account unlocks workflows that need continuity, including demo uploads, connected accounts and saved match review.