Features & Stats
What are sessions and how do they work?
A session is a group of matches played in a row. Counterwatch automatically groups your matches into sessions based on play time. If there is a gap of 3 hours or more between matches, a new session starts.
Each session tracks your wins, losses and draws, and its Impact: how you played across its matches, on the same 1 to 99 scale (with an S to F letter) as a single match. Your record sits beside it, because winning isn't part of the rating.
Sessions also show which heroes you played and how long you played each.
More on Features & Stats
- How are the session and match grades calculated?
- What stats does Counterwatch track?
- What are Community Stats?
- How do the counter and synergy tier lists work?
- What is the Hero Pool?
- What does the Match Lineup show?
- What do the scores on the Maps page mean?
- What can I see about the other players in my match?
- How do I customize my in-game overlay?
- What hotkeys does Counterwatch use?
- How does Discord Rich Presence work?
- How are the community win rates and tier list calculated?
- What does "pp" mean?
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See Counterwatch in-game
The fastest way to understand the app is to run it. Free on Windows, works alongside Overwatch and Marvel Rivals.
- Deeper stats - personal win rates, your Impact on every hero, and match history beyond what's shown here
- Live match data - real-time counter suggestions and win chance as heroes are picked
- Performance tracking - an Impact rating for every session, match and hero, read against the typical player at your rank
- In-game overlay - match roster, hero swaps, and counter picks right on your screen