Behind the picks.
Your roster, the map and the draft so far. Here is how they come together.
Three sources of context
Your public player tag lets the service read roster information and available recent battles from the official Brawl Stars API. It does not give us control of your game account. The draft engine combines map and mode information, matchup rules, team synergy and available competitive match observations.
During a live draft, manual input or the supported iOS reader supplies bans and picks. Recognised screen information and completed battle results are different sources: seeing a pick on screen does not by itself confirm a completed match or its outcome.
Draft scores and coaching answers do different jobs
The draft engine ranks eligible brawlers using the known board and account context. It considers availability, map fit, counters, allied composition and draft position, with personal performance adjustments where enough data is available. Unknown or sparse data limits how specific a score can be.
Coach Nova is a conversational AI coach. It can explain strategy and discuss your available battle context, but can make mistakes. Neither a ranking score nor a small-sample win rate is a guaranteed chance of winning your next match.
Screen capture, permissions and data
Automatic Live Draft needs system permission to capture the screen. Recognition runs on the device; the feature also uses server data and can contribute cropped brawler tiles and ban icons to improve recognition. Do not assume that every part of this feature stays on your phone.
Stop capture from the assistant when finished. Read the privacy policy for account data, coaching conversations and service providers. The app never needs your Supercell password and does not make picks or play the match for you.
Independent project and editorial approach
This is a fan-made project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Supercell. Game names and trademarks belong to their owners. Our guides explain decisions rather than promising a rank increase. Mode examples are teaching scenarios, not current meta rankings.
Product instructions are reviewed against the app and its access rules. Review dates indicate when the text was checked, not when all underlying match data was collected. Contact us through in-app support to report an incorrect instruction or product issue.