About FE
FE puts the public information about a Counter-Strike 2 player on one page, so checking someone takes one search instead of five tabs. Every figure is tagged with the source it came from, and anything a source does not provide is shown as N/A rather than filled in.
Where the data comes from
Steam Community
Profile, avatar, Steam level, country, account creation date, online state, VAC and trade ban flags, name history, badges, service medals, CS2 achievements.
Public endpoints that need no API key and no login.
Leetify
CS2 match data: kills, deaths, ADR, headshot rate, accuracy, spray, counter-strafing, pre-aim, reaction time, opening duels, trade kills, per-map performance, Premier and FACEIT ratings, and the last 100 tracked matches.
Leetify's public API, the same one their web client uses.
FACEIT
The FACEIT account linked to the Steam profile, with level and elo.
Public account lookup. An optional Data API key adds official lifetime stats.
What FE cannot show
- Per-weapon statistics
- Valve removed the detailed stat block from the public profile endpoints. This section needs a Steam Web API key and reports as not configured without one.
- Game ban and community ban counts
- The public profile exposes a VAC flag but not the counts or the date of the last ban. Those need a Steam Web API key.
- The full owned-games list
- Steam now requires a login for the complete library. Only the most-played games shown on the public profile are listed.
- Players with no Leetify history
- Valve does not publish match history. If a player has never had matches tracked, the CS2 sections will be empty — that is a gap in the data, not a finding about the player.
On the “check” section
FE does not produce a cheater score and never labels anyone a cheater. It reports platform bans as facts, and stat-line values as measurements with the source and the sample size attached. A high headshot rate, a fast reaction time or a young account each have ordinary explanations. Amber means “worth reviewing”, not “guilty”, and the evidence is there for you to read yourself.
Sources and embedding
External tools are embedded only when their own headers allow it. FE reads X-Frame-Options and the CSP frame-ancestors directive and honours whatever they say; sites that decline get a link instead. No protection, bot challenge or login wall is worked around.
Several addresses shared in the CS2 community — steamcommunity.rip, xsteamcommunity.com, wsteamcommunity.com, xxsteamcommunity.com, steamcommunity.tips — are redirectors to other tools and are not operated by Valve. FE links to the destination and names it, so you can see where a link goes. Never sign in to Steam on a domain that imitates steamcommunity.com.
Privacy
Search history and favourites are stored in your browser only. There are no accounts, no login and no tracking. Profile data is cached on the server for a few minutes to keep request volume on the upstream sources low.