See what your team said, round by round.
Download the demo from your FACEIT match room. MicPeek writes down every voice call in the player's own language, translates it to English, and checks each call against what happened in the round.
Works with FACEIT demos and demos from your own server. Valve matchmaking demos don't record voice.
Everyone in the match
Who talked most and least, number of calls, what each player said most, and a comms score. Pick a name to see their calls in the round above.
| Player | Role | Language | Talk time | Calls | Mentioned | Said most | Score |
|---|
Example match. The nicknames are made up.
One player, round by round
Pick any player in the match to see every moment they had information: what they said and how fast, what teammates said about them, and which calls were missing. This is wolfie in round 14.
- 1:22First contactGood · 0.9 s
Saw 1 enemy in Palace and hit him for 60.
Said 1:21“One Palace, he's 40.”count, place, damage
- 1:16m1etus about wolfiePL
«wolfie, rotuj na B, szybko!» → “wolfie, rotate B, fast!”
wolfie rotated. No reply needed.
- 0:39Right after the plantNoise
Said“Bro, they always go B…”
No information, at the moment the team needs a quiet channel for the retake.
- 0:38Contact on BLate · 3.4 s
Saw 2 on B site and 1 in Short.
Said 0:35“Two site, one Short.”right call, too slow
- 0:33Enemy utilityMissed
A flash popped over B site.
Flash B! - 0:32kotyk about wolfieUA
«Я лоу, на тобі» → “I'm low, it's on you.”
kotyk hands the round to wolfie.
- 0:29KillMissed
Killed 1 on B site with an AK-47 headshot. One enemy left, last seen in Short.
One down, last one Short.
- Call utility the moment you hear it. “Flash B!” is enough.
- After a kill, say what's left: “One down, last one Short.”
- Get it out within 2 seconds. The B call came 3.4 s late.
Short, exact calls. “One Palace, he's 40” gives count, place and damage in four words.
Example match. The nicknames are made up.
The round on the radar, with every call
For teams that review together. Watch any round on the map's radar: where everyone stood and looked, their health, every grenade and the bomb, while the calls play where they were said.
A round from a real demo. The nicknames are made up and the calls are scripted. Radar picture: Counter-Strike 2 © Valve.
How it works
- Download the demo. Press Watch demo in the FACEIT match room. The MicPeek app or browser extension picks it up from your Downloads folder.
- Every call, written down. Each player's voice is cut into calls, transcribed in their language and translated to English. The original audio is one click away.
- Checked against the round. MicPeek knows who saw whom, who hit whom and where the bomb went. It flags calls that were missing, late or wrong, and shows the call to make instead.
Privacy
- Demo files are deleted right after processing.
- Reports are kept for 30 days unless someone from the match saves them.
- Any player can remove their voice from every report, now and in future matches.
- No selling data, no AI training on anyone's voice.
Questions
Does it work with Valve matchmaking?
Valve doesn't record voice in matchmaking demos. You still get the moments where a call was needed, with the call to make. Transcripts need a FACEIT demo or one from your own server.
Do I need to sign in with FACEIT?
No. You download the demo from the match room yourself, and MicPeek takes it from there.
Is this a cheat?
No. MicPeek only works after the match, on the demo FACEIT already gives every player. Nothing runs during your game.
Which languages?
Each call is transcribed in the player's own language and translated to English. The coach understands callouts in English, Ukrainian, Russian and Polish.
Teammates on Discord?
Their voice isn't in the demo, so their calls don't show up yet.
Join the beta
We're letting in the first 50 FACEIT players. Send your nickname and the language your lobby speaks to support@micpeek.com.
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