They break
the huddle.
That is the whole window. Long enough to see the formation, nowhere near long enough to remember what they have already run out of it this half.
They break
the huddle.
That is the whole window. Long enough to see the formation, nowhere near long enough to remember what they have already run out of it this half.
One back.
One tight end.
MutRadar reads the grouping and the formation off the broadcast — the same frame your opponent is looking at — and the shell they are showing behind it.
You have seen
this before.
Thirteen times, against this opponent, in your games. Every snap goes into their book — and the book is theirs, not a global list that has never watched them play.
Texas Y —
Stutter Wheel.
Eight of their last thirteen on third and long. The slot is the man and he is going up the boundary. If the call cannot be trusted, it is left blank instead.
You already
know.
They bring the house. The ball is snapped and you are not guessing — you are already sitting on the route you knew was coming, and it is gone before the blitz gets home.
Open the appTheir book.
Not the internet's.
Percentages come from your games against this opponent, not a global meta list that has never seen them play.
11 personnel out of Gun Bunch reads exactly as it does on the broadcast, because it is the broadcast.
A read it can't stand behind is left blank. A confident wrong answer costs more than an honest gap.
Who it's for
2v2 and 3v3. One capture covers the whole party — every seat is looking at the same board, called the same way, at the same moment. Nobody is describing what they just saw while the next play is already being called.
Live now
Your stream is already the input. Put the read on screen and let chat watch it land.
Partner with usThe same read, head to head.
COMING SOONQuestions
No. MutRadar watches your public Twitch or YouTube stream the same way a viewer does. Nothing is installed on your console, it never touches the game or its files, and it only uses what is already on your broadcast: the formation and the situation on screen, and what each opponent has run against you in earlier snaps. It is a coach watching your game. MutRadar is also independent of EA: see “Is this affiliated with EA or Madden NFL?” below.
No. MutRadar reads the stream you are already broadcasting — you paste a Twitch or YouTube link and it watches the way a viewer does. Nothing runs on the PlayStation or Xbox, and nothing touches the game.
Twitch is the preferred platform. It hands us partial segments as they are produced, which is the fastest route to the board.
Whichever you use, turn low latency on before you go live — it takes about four seconds off the read:
The setting locks in when the broadcast starts. Changing it mid-stream does nothing — stop the console broadcast and start it again.
Yes. MutRadar is free for players and squads: the web app, the iPhone app and every read, with nothing to buy. Create an account at app.mutradar.ai, paste your stream link and it starts reading.
By learning what each opponent actually runs. Every snap you face goes into that opponent's book, filed by down, personnel and formation, so when they line up in a look you have seen before, the board shows what they have run out of it and how often, and what has held up against it. A squad that leans on one run, one RPO or one cheese play shows it in the numbers within a few snaps, and the read is on the board before the snap. When the book is thin or the call cannot be trusted, it stays blank rather than guessing.
Yes. One capture of the stream covers the whole party, and every seat looks at the same board at the same moment. In the party each player takes a seat: OC for the offense, DC for the defense, and Coach, which reads both; in 3v3 that is the third seat. A call lands on the seat it belongs to, so whoever holds the controller on that side has the read without anyone describing it over chat. The iPhone app shows the same board on the same account.
Yes, both. MutRadar reads your Twitch or YouTube broadcast rather than the console, so it does not care what you play on: PS5 and Xbox both work, as long as the game is streaming to Twitch or YouTube. Start the broadcast as you normally would, paste the stream link into MutRadar, and it starts reading. Turn low latency on first (see “Do I need to install anything on my console?”) so the read lands as fast as it can.
From snaps your squad has actually faced. Every play MutRadar reads goes into that opponent's book, so the tendencies belong to the person across from you rather than to a global list.
Yes. While it reads your stream it keeps a short rolling buffer, and when your squad makes a big play — a touchdown, a late go-ahead score, a takeaway or pick-six, a fourth-down conversion or stop, a goal-line stand, a big sack or an explosive gain — it cuts the clip from the broadcast on its own, with the quarter and clock, and keeps it in the game's highlight reel with a share link. The biggest of them also post to the MutRadar community Discord as they happen; any member can switch that off for their squad on the Squads page (“Big plays to the MutRadar Discord”). Video only: no audio is ever recorded.
Yes. MutRadar runs its own Madden 27 MUT tournaments in the app: single and double elimination brackets, free to enter, with check-in, a live bracket and results verified from both squads' streams. New tournaments, first-round pairings and the podium are announced on the MutRadar Discord. Sign in to enter; what is on is at app.mutradar.ai/tournaments.
Yes. The web app works on any phone from the browser and installs to your home screen from Safari or Chrome. On iPhone there is also a native app on the App Store, with the same account and the same reads. It needs iOS 26.
Not yet. Today it is built for 2v2 and 3v3 squads, streamers and creators. One-versus-one is coming.
No. MutRadar is independent, and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Electronic Arts or the Madden NFL franchise.
Live now for squads and creators. Bring a stream and it starts reading.