AI screenshot scanning

Use the Screenshot Inbox when your camera roll contains different screen types. It identifies each image, previews the extracted rows and hands a temporary draft to the matching tool.

If you already know what you are recording, open that event's input page and scan there. Both routes end at the same review and validation flow; neither saves model output without officer confirmation.

Anywhere you'd otherwise type a leaderboard in by hand — a small camera icon indicates the AI option:

• Desert Storm post-match result entry (player scores, MVP awards)
• Alliance Duel daily and weekly ranking entry
• Donation rankings (the score-based VS Day 6 leaderboard)
• Marshal's Guard and Sandworm Battle ranking entry
• Zombie Siege wave entry
• Power Tracker (member roster bulk update)
• Members directory (bulk-create placeholders from an alliance roster screenshot)
• Desert Storm roster and participant-mail import
• Canyon Storm roster and post-match result entry

Drop one or more screenshots into the dropzone (or paste from the clipboard). The platform sends them to a vision model tuned on the game screen layouts, parses the response into structured rows (player name, score, etc), and pre-fills the form. Every extracted row shows up for review before save — you can edit a name, drop a row, or fill in a missing one before committing.

• Take screenshots from inside the in-game UI rather than cropping from a video. The vision model is tuned on raw UI captures.
• Keep the screen title, selected tab and complete rows visible. Those layout clues help the model distinguish similar event screens.
• For long lists (60+ rows), split into two screenshots that overlap by a few rows. The platform de-duplicates on review.
• Don't edit the screenshot. Cropped, recoloured, or text-overlaid images confuse the model.

Accuracy on a clean screenshot is typically over 95% on names and 99% on numbers. Common failure modes are unusual characters in player names (the in-game font is tight on accented characters and emoji), and very low-resolution screenshots from older devices.

Free alliances receive 10 lifetime member-list scans. On the Pro plan, each alliance gets 300 extractions per month across every supported screenshot type — well above what an active alliance uses even when scanning Marshal's Guard, Alliance Duel, donations, and Desert Storm results every cycle. A single extraction can include up to 20 screenshots, so a long leaderboard counts as one scan. There's no per-scan billing — the cap exists to keep cost predictable, not to meter normal use.

Related: Billing and Pro for what triggers the Pro paywall and how to start a trial.