An AI that watches you play

Player Two sees your game the way a friend on the couch would. Ask “is this good?” or “what should I take?” — and never explain what “this” is.

Download for Windows

Also available for Linux

Free — no account, no API key. 20 questions a day.

You

is this worth taking over the card reward?

Player Two

Take the relic. Your deck already has two strong attacks in that slot, and you're going into an elite next — the extra block matters more than a third one-cost. If you were still building damage I'd say the opposite.

How it works

A small always-on-top window sits beside your game. It watches, you ask.

Pick your game window

One click. The companion starts watching at about one frame a second.

Ask in plain language

“Is this good?” “What am I missing?” It already knows what’s on screen.

Get an answer that fits

Concise, spoiler-aware, and about your actual run — not a wiki page.

What happens to what it sees

The honest version, because you’re handing a program your screen.

Frames stay in memory. The last ~60 seconds live in a rolling buffer. Nothing is written to disk.
Nothing leaves your machine until you ask a question. When you do, the current frame and a few recent ones are sent to be answered.
No account, no email. Your install gets a random ID so daily limits can be counted. That’s the whole identity.
Only the window you choose. Not your desktop, not your other apps.

Installing

Two things worth knowing before you double-click.

Windows will show a blue warning

Player Two isn’t code-signed yet — a certificate costs a few hundred dollars a year, and that’s coming. Until then Windows SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC.”

Click More info, then Run anyway. That’s the whole workaround.

Linux

Download the AppImage, then make it executable: chmod +x PlayerTwo-*.AppImage and run it. On Wayland you’ll get the system screen-share picker instead of an in-app window list.

On a Mac?

macOS builds need Apple notarization before they’ll open at all, so they’re not ready yet. Leave your email and you’ll hear the day they are.