The Steam bot reads your game's round status while you play and the replays you send it afterwards, keeps them as the trust page says, and writes to you on Steam. It also keeps your chat with it and your answers to its setup questions. The questions ask where you play, your rating there and which Steam accounts you play on. To find your FACEIT replays, it also looks up your FACEIT match history by your Steam account. Nothing else from your PC.
What you agree to, in thirty seconds.
One word each, typed to the bot.
- coach off
- stops every message. It does not withdraw your consent: the bot still receives your game data.
- revoke
- stops your setup file: nothing of your game is read until you set up again
- delete
- removes all your data. You have a day to change your mind. Then it goes from the server. The backup copies follow within a week.
delete and revoke ask you to confirm. Type delete yes or revoke yes within two minutes.
CS2coach. Contact: the bot, or hello@cs2.coach.
Stored in the United Kingdom, on one rented server, with a backup copy on CS2coach's own machine. Two things leave them. Scrubbed numbers and your messages, with names taken out, go to a language-model service in the United States. The transfer is protected by the UK's approved contract terms for international transfers. To find your FACEIT replays, the server asks FACEIT for your match history by your Steam account. The hosting company runs the machine under a data-processing agreement. It does not use your data. The language-model service writes some of the bot's sentences. It sees scrubbed numbers and your messages with names and account numbers taken out. It never sees your name or your Steam account.
Your consent is saying yes when the bot asks May I set up the coach: read your game while you play?
, or typing coach on. It is recorded with the date. revoke withdraws it. After that, nothing of your game is read. coach off does not withdraw it. delete removes all your data.
Consent text v3 · 2026-09-29