Which pages are public?

Most of SC2 Tools is built from your own replays, so it needs a free account. A lot of the site is open to everyone, though, and never asks you to sign in.

Open to everyone

• The home page and the Download page.
• Stream Studio and its crash course.
• Community builds, author profiles and public opponent profiles.
• Build definitions: how each build is recognised.
• Browse the Review Exchange. Asking for or writing a review needs an account.
• Guides and Analyze replays, when these features are enabled.
• A player's shared replay archive (the list of replays). Opening an individual replay's analysis needs a free account.
• This help center.

Needs a free account

• Today and the rest of the analyzer: your stats come from your replays.
• Your custom build library. Signed out, that page explains what custom builds do and lets you create an account.
• Devices and the setup wizard, where you pair the desktop app.
• Settings, including your overlay links for OBS.
• Opening the analysis of an individual shared replay, including one linked from a public archive.
• Asking for or writing replay reviews, voting, and publishing or saving community builds.

Why a page asked me to sign in

You followed a link to one of the account pages above while signed out. Sign in and you land back on the page you wanted; a new account goes through a short setup first.

A link to someone else's custom build only opens for the account that saved it: custom builds are private. Ask them to publish it to Community builds, where anyone can see it and save a copy.

"We couldn't find that page"

The link is old, or the build or replay it pointed to was removed. Use Go home, or one of the pages suggested under it.

"Temporarily unavailable"

A public page couldn't reach our server. Your connection may have dropped, or the server may be restarting or being updated. Nothing is lost: press Try again in a moment. A temporary server failure does not mean the build or profile was removed.