What it is

A coaching tool for competitive teams, built for training and game prep. Not a scouting app borrowed from someone else's game, a coach's app for how Australian teams actually train and play.

What it will do

1. Place all five players on the field layout, point by point.
2. Mark their lanes and eliminations.
3. Build heatmaps of where a team breaks and which bunkers they favour.

Who it's for

Players and coaches who want an edge. Built to be the closest thing the scene has to a film room.

Why a coach or captain would want this

Most teams lose the same way twice. Nobody wrote down what actually happened on the field the first time.

• You can't coach what you don't remember accurately.
• A captain calling breaks from memory is guessing, not reading the game.
• Facing a new opponent cold means finding out their patterns the hard way, mid-match.

Oracle is being built to fix that. Track a game once, and the pattern is there in front of you before it costs you a point again.

Where it's at

I'll be straight, the way I am across the rest of the site. Oracle isn't built yet. The coaching side is taking shape, the field layouts, the heatmaps and the game logging, but it isn't something you can pick up and use today, and it sits further back than Genesis or Verdict.

What you're reading here is what Oracle is being built to do, not what it does right now. When there is something real to put in your hands, this page will say so.

Part of one system

Oracle is one of four Original Sin Paintball apps.

• Genesis is the scene database. Oracle is built to draw team rosters and field layouts from it.
• Verdict runs the tournament, and results flow back into that same shared record.
• Eden is coming soon.

Nothing gets entered twice, and it's all built in Australia, for how this scene actually plays.