Game Sessions
Highlight the gameplay. Skip the noise.

What Are Game Sessions?

Game sessions are time-bounded segments where Vera detected active gameplay or streaming. Instead of sifting through hours of idle desktop activity, viewers see exactly when a creator was in-game — with matched processes, drivers, and findings scoped to that session.

Why Game Sessions Matter

A typical collection session runs for hours. Most of that time is idle browsing, system updates, or background tasks — none of it relevant to competitive integrity. Game sessions cut through the noise by matching running processes against a curated catalog of known games and streaming tools, then surfacing only the segments that matter.

How Game Sessions Work

Vera's agent continuously logs running processes during a session.

The platform matches process names against curated game and streaming catalogs.

Contiguous matches within a 5-minute gap are merged into a single game session.

Each session links to its processes, loaded drivers, and any triggered findings.

What You See on a Profile

Public profiles display a visual timeline of game sessions — color-coded by game. Click any session to drill into the exact processes running, kernel drivers loaded, and findings generated during that segment. Only matched sessions appear; collection periods with no catalog matches stay hidden.

Colored segments represent detected gameplay. Gaps are idle or non-gaming activity.

Reading the Timeline

Colored bars represent detected gameplay or streaming sessions

Each bar is clickable — drill into processes, drivers, and findings

Overlapping or adjacent sessions are merged into contiguous game sessions

The left rail shows which games were detected and how many sessions