Getgud

Getgud is a gameplay observability platform designed for game developers and publishers who need deep, real-time visibility into how their games perform and how players behave. The core function is to capture every gameplay session in full replay, allowing teams to analyze player behavior, debug technical issues, and identify problematic actions such as cheating or toxicity—all from a single integrated interface. The platform provides "total gameplay observability," meaning it aggregates data across game systems, individual sessions, and player accounts, creating a unified source of truth that can be accessed by engineering, design, product, and support teams. Users can query virtually any aspect of a match: weapons used, map positions, character states, visual effects, player movements, and more. The dashboard acts as a single pane of glass where all relevant metrics and logs are visualized, eliminating the need to switch between multiple tools. This enables rapid troubleshooting: if a bug occurs in a specific map or with a certain weapon combination, developers can replay that exact session, inspect the state of every entity frame by frame, and identify the root cause. Beyond debugging, Getgud focuses on player behavior analysis. It detects cheating software, aimbots, wallhacks, and other unauthorized modifications by analyzing in-match telemetry. Similarly, it flags toxic behavior—such as abusive chat, griefing, or intentional team-killing—by correlating player reports with actual gameplay data. This allows moderation teams to act on objective evidence rather than relying on manual reviews or unreliable reports. The platform also supports automation through its rules engine. Users can define custom triggers based on player cohorts, specific match conditions, or behav