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Your replay
has the answers.

A fight you took. A wave you missed.
A match worth understanding.

I’m building DotaNext to turn Dota 2 match data into useful feedback, with planned AI-assisted explanations of what happened, why it mattered, and what to work on next.

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DNextMATCH REVIEW36:40 · Completed
YOUR MATCH, IN CONTEXT

Where the game shifted.

Select a moment in this illustrative match.

Your team’s net-worth lead−1,200 gold
Illustrative team net-worth lead over a 36:40 matchA small early lead turns into a deficit after 14:20. A won fight at 22:10 briefly recovers ground before a final loss.0:0010:0020:0030:0036:40
14:20 / LOST SPACEMATCH DATA

The fight cost more than a death.

You left bottom lane for a fight without pushing the wave. After the fight, two waves went uncollected and your tower fell.

Waves missed
2
Time off lane
1:10
Tower lost
15:05

“Why did I fall behind?”

NEXT MATCH, PRACTISE THIS

Before rotating, push your lane. If the fight is over, return to the next safe wave.

Three examples. All interactions stay on this page.

These examples and responses are illustrative, not live analysis. They show the experience I’m working toward.

THE APPROACH

Less guessing.
More understanding.

Not another number to stare at.
A clearer way to review the game you played.

01

Find the turning points.

The plan: connect fights, farm, and objectives to the moments that changed your match.

02

Ask about your match.

Explore the why behind a decision, with explanations grounded in the events around it.

03

Take one thing forward.

Leave the review with something specific to practise. Then bring it into your next game.

DATA FIRST. EXPLANATIONS SECOND.

I’m developing the match-data foundation first: extracting events and calculating statistics in code. Next, I plan to evaluate AI-assisted explanations and follow-up questions grounded in that information.

AN INDEPENDENT PROJECT

Hi, I’m Amit.

I’m Amit Tsur, an independent developer in Israel and the developer behind DotaPlus on Overwolf. I’m building DotaNext to make reviewing a match more useful: less staring at numbers, more understanding what to do differently.

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