Atlas adds real player stats, veto help, server ping and private notes to the FACEIT pages you already use — and shows the FACEIT account behind a Steam profile. When a number isn't available, it says so instead of guessing. Everything you write stays in your browser.
Match room cardsELO, recent form, K/D, ADR, headshot share and the official FACEIT Rating — with CT and T side ratings — for all ten players.
ELO at stakeHow much a win and a loss have actually been worth to you, measured from your recent ranked matches. Not a guess.
Map veto helpHow both teams play each map in the pool, and a clear call: which map to ban, which to keep, which to vote for.
Server pingYour ping next to every server name, read from the measurement FACEIT already makes in your browser.
Profile analysisForm, ELO trend, peak ELO from FACEIT's season records, rating by side and the best and worst recent match.
FACEIT on SteamOn a Steam Community profile, the FACEIT CS2 account linked to it: level, ELO, K/D and win rate.
Private notes and Have We MetNotes and tags on players, and a record of who you have already played with — stored only in your browser.
Optional automationsReady-up, party accept, server connect and a short map message. Every one is off until you turn it on.
What Atlas does with your data
Notes, tags and encounter history never leave your browser. To show statistics, Atlas asks a small server run by the developer (faceit-atlas-api.diogosilvasoares21.workers.dev), which forwards the request to the official FACEIT API — so the API key is never shipped inside the extension.
No advertising, no trackers, no data sold or shared. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Support
Questions, bug reports and feature requests: diogosilvasoares21@gmail.com. Include the extension version shown at the top of the Options page — it makes problems much faster to place.