Straight answers.

No. It reads one thing from your screen, the opponent's name on the versus screen, and gets everything else from the official public stats API. It never reads game memory or game files, never injects anything into the game and can't see your inputs, network traffic or replays.

Only the name text. Eloread captures the game window on the versus screen, crops the name area and reads it on your PC. The picture stays in memory and is never uploaded or saved.

Not to try it: install it and find yourself by in-game name. Sign in with Steam when you want your match history kept across PCs, notes on players, or Pro. Eloread never sees your Steam password; Steam confirms who you are.

No. Eloread is a standalone Windows app with no launcher. The overlay is a separate see-through window on top of the game, never drawn inside it.

During a match it's one thin strip in the top left. Nothing moves and nothing flashes. The full card only shows on the versus screen and the results screen.

Brawlhalla today. More competitive games are on the way, and Pro gets early access to each one.

Only from your stats and your opponent's. Every tip shows how many matches it's based on, and when that's too few, it says so instead of guessing. It never compares you to made-up averages.

Everything you need to try it, for every game: look up any player, 5 auto-scouts a day, results for your last 20 matches, your profile, the session strip and the break reminder.

In the app: sign in with Steam, open Plan and pick monthly (€4.99) or yearly (€49.99). Not for you? You get a full refund within 7 days of your first payment, once per account.

Start Pro through a creator's link and you pay €3.99 a month instead of €4.99, for life.

No. The installer installs Eloread for your Windows user only. Windows may show a SmartScreen warning for new apps; choose More info, then Run anyway.