Recount puts every teammate's POV on one timeline. Same fight, every seat. Request a match in your squad, everyone uploads their recording, and you can flick between cameras at the exact same moment. No Discord tab chaos, no scrubbing five VODs to find the same round.

Built-in replays aren't made for coaching a stack. So you trade VODs after the fact, scrub five timelines, and hope someone remembers the call. That's not a review. That's homework.
They ship with no replay at all. If nobody recorded, that round is gone for good.
Their client replay shows a camera, not what a teammate was actually looking at or clicking.
Built-in replays leave out comms. Good luck remembering who called what for the round.
Other apps are built to coach one player. Squad review means guessing from a minimap, or jumping between separate VODs of the same match.
Three steps: the stack uploads, Recount syncs every POV, and you flick between cameras at the exact same moment.
In your squad, pick the match you want to review. Teammates get asked to upload their POV of that game.
As each POV lands, Recount lines them up to the same in-game clock. No scrubbing to find the round.
Open the session and flick between any teammate's camera at the exact same moment.

Your gameplay stays on your machine by default: private and fast, nothing hits a server unless you choose to share it.

Auto-syncs the entire stack's footage the moment everyone uploads, letting you flick between any teammate's camera at the exact same moment, no manual timestamp matching.

Circle a rotation, draw a crossfire, drop a note right on the frame: feedback that sticks to the moment it happened.

Round scores, KDA, and scoreboard context sit next to the footage, plus a full stats view when you want the whole match broken down.
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