Short answer: users upload Rocket league replay files & get in-depth statistics + 3D replay viewer.

ballchasing.com is a free online website where you can upload your RocketLeague® replay files and get access to:

• An in-browser 3D replay viewer: useful to view the whole field at once, easier to spot patterns, rotations, etc.:
• For every replay: a bunch of an in-depth statistics:
  • Boost: BPM (boost consumption per minute), Collected/Stolen pads, Big/Small pads, time spent with 0 boost
  • Positioning: time spent in defensive/offensive halves and thirds, average distance to team mates and ball, positioning heatmaps
  • Movement: Average Speed, time spent on ground/in air, Powerslide stats, ...
  • Demos inflicted/taken stats
  • Camera settings
• Population statistics: Compare stats between ranks, seasons, playlists, ...
• Player statistics: Compare you own stats against the population/other ranks average. Here are Can't Fly statistics if you want to feel good about yourself 🤣
• Create replay groups (for tournaments, series) and get access to per player, per team, per game stats. Example: RLCS 6 replays group
• And lots of other features, which keeps growing !

Using the website:

• Login to ballchasing.com with your steam account
• A new link to the the upload page appears
• Navigate to My Documents\My Games\Rocket League\TAGame\Demos and select the replays to upload

Using BakkesMod:

BakkesMod lets you automatically upload all your game replays to ballchasing.com.

1. Make sure you are connected to ballchasing.com using your Steam account
2. Go to the Upload page
3. • If you don't have an API token:, click on the button to generate one:
   • If you already have an API token, click on the "Show" button:
4. Copy the token value:
5. Install BakkesMod
6. When in game, Press F2 to show BakkesMod console
7. Go to the Plugins tab, select the Auto replay uploader from the list
8. Enable "uploading to ballchasing.com" and paste your API token:

Short answer: No.

These platforms do not give you access to the replay files.

With any luck, you can search for existing replays uploaded by others where you appear

ballchasing.com 3D viewer does not aim to reproduce the game perspective.

It aims instead to offer a simplified and lightweight view to make it easier to:

• View the whole field and all the players at once
• which makes it possible to see patterns and rotations

But you can still watch a replay using the in-game perspective:

• Download the replay file:
  
• Move the downloaded file to Documents>My Games>Rocket League>TAGame>Demos. It should then appear in the in-game replay viewer.
• The in-game replays list is sorted from neweset to oldest. You might have to scroll down to find the replay you added
• You can also delete/move replays out of the Documents>My Games>Rocket League>TAGame>Demos to make it easier to find the newly added replay

the ballchasing.com is provided for free, without ads to serve the community

However, hosting it has costs:

• Storage costs: the 4.5+ million replays and the generated stats sum up to more than 8TB of data
• Bandwidth: serving the pages, the 3D replay viewer resources and the replay files downloading sum up to 3TB/month
• Compute: generating the stats from the replay files involves some CPU and memory intensive computations running on powerful (Intel® Xeon® processors, 32GB of RAM) servers (3 servers at this moment)
• Securing your data: to ensure the users data safety, ballchasing.com database is:
  • Continuously archived to a separate server in a different datacenter (wal archiving)
  • A differential backup is performed every 3 hours
  • A full backup is performed weekly
  • Restore tests are performed twice a day to ensure that the backups are viable. These tests run on a separate server with a similar configuration to the main website servers
• Other costs:
  • The website is continuously monitored (DataDog, Honeybadger, logz.io) to detect anomalies, collect logs and metrics
  • A staging environment (less powerful hardware, but similar architecture as the main website)
  • Cheap VPS machines in different geographic locations to test the response times for users in other continents

This sums up to more than 250€/month, or ~ $280/month

Can't Fly, the site creator is happy to continue to provide this service for free and without ads, as long as his financial situation permits it.

If you want to support him, you can do so via Patreon from as little as $2/month:

Support the site:  

As a bonus, patrons get a couple of perks:

• Exclusive features
• Early access to upcoming features
• Higher rate limits for the API calls
• Prioritized feature requests
• etc.

Come visit us at the official Discord

It's a nice and chill place to ask questions, get help, suggest new features, signalling bugs/issues, or just say Hi 🤗.

Look for Can't Fly if you're trying to reach the site creator/admin.