About Pokékipe opponent scouting
Enter a Pokémon Showdown username and the scouting tool aggregates that player's public replays into a behavioural profile : recurring leads, common Tera tendencies, typical archetypes, item splits, and the Pokémon they bring most often. Public replays only, no private match data, no personal information beyond the in-game name. See /guides for tournament-prep workflows that use scouting at scale.
Point it at an opponent before a match and it surfaces their recurring leads, common Tera choices, typical archetypes, item splits, and the Pokémon they bring most often — the prep a top player does by hand, aggregated automatically from the games that player has made public.
Scouting uses public replays only: no private match data and no personal information beyond the in-game name. Combine it with a player's profile and the current usage stats to build a complete pre-match read. See /guides for tournament-prep workflows that scout at scale.
Opponent scouting FAQ
What does scouting show about an opponent?
Recurring leads, common Tera tendencies, typical archetypes, item splits, and the Pokémon they bring most often — aggregated from their public replays.
What data does it use?
Public Pokémon Showdown replays only. No private matches, and no personal information beyond the in-game username.
How do I scout a player?
Enter their Pokémon Showdown username; the tool gathers their public replays into a behavioural profile you can read before a match.
How is scouting different from a profile?
A profile is the player's public record and standings; scouting digs into their replays to model how they actually play and what they tend to bring.
