AoE4 1v1 Ranked Match Analyzer with AI

Age of Empires IV IV - Discussion
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Hi everyone,

I’ve built a simple web app that analyzes 1v1 ranked matches in Age of Empires IV.

  • Works in any browser; no install, no sign-up needed
  • Just paste your 1v1 ranked match link from aoe4world
  • Free to use

What it does:

  • Highlights key timings, resource floats, and missed opportunities
  • Compares your decisions to how stronger players handle similar situations
  • Suggests practical ways to improve, turning each match into a lesson

I’ve kept the app simple on purpose as the goal is accurate, useful feedback from AI. It’s still early, so any feedback would be amazing! :slight_smile:

Short video demo (~3 minutes): https://youtu.be/n10X3u8_9Ks
Try it here: https://game.arnobpl.org/

P.S.: I also shared this on Reddit yesterday, but posting here too in case some folks missed it.

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This is an excellent tool, you’ve made something truly revolutionary. Very accurate advice, very on point with recommendations and breakdown of the gameplay. Only note is that it recommended that I build springalds against mangonels. Otherwise it did well.

Do you have any plans to have user profiles for this? I noticed that it identifies the requester by the profile id that was pasted in. I was kind of curious if there was a way to create a history of previous analyses (the print/save utility comes in handy for a personal collection, and is definitely appreciated).

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Thanks a lot for trying it out and for the kind words. That really means a lot to me. I also appreciate the note about springalds versus mangonels and have added it to my list.

About user profiles and history, I do not have plans for that right now. Adding accounts and storage would raise the cost and complexity, and since I want to keep this project free, I am focusing on improving the quality of the reviews instead of adding extra features.

For the long run, I do hope community donations or even sponsorships from bigger names like Microsoft, Xbox, or Relic can help cover the costs. That way I could think about adding things like profiles in the future. For now, the print/save option is the best way to keep a personal collection.