It's a narrow question, deliberately. We record processes, drivers, and system integrity signals — the stuff that would tell you whether cheat software was present. We don't analyze your play. We don't evaluate whether your shots were too good. We're not in the business of judging outcomes, because outcomes are a terrible proxy for integrity.

But there's a question we keep coming back to internally, and we've decided to just say it out loud: what if the inputs themselves could vouch for you?

Every competitive player builds something over thousands of hours of practice: a physical vocabulary. A set of reflexes and micro-habits so deeply ingrained that they happen below conscious thought. That v…