Getting started
What is AimTemple?
AimTemple is a Windows aim trainer and coaching process. You run a diagnostic, get a personalized KovaaK's playlist built around your weakpoints, sync scores from the desktop app, and revise as you improve. It is built for every shooter — Valorant, CS2, Apex, Fortnite, and more — with game-aware weighting (Fortnite leads with pump and shotgun).
How do I get started?
Download AimTemple for Windows, create a members account, run the five-scenario Intermediate diagnostic, then train the Recommended playlist. The app syncs local KovaaK's stats so progress and revisions stay current.
Is the Windows app free to download?
Yes. The app is free to download and you can upload scores. Paid coaching plans unlock playlist revisions and Arena. Stripe checkout is not open until Payment Links are set and legal pages are finalized by zip + counsel.
Training and games
Which games does AimTemple support?
AimTemple is an aim trainer for every shooter. Profiles and playlist weighting cover games like Valorant, CS2, Apex, and Fortnite. Fortnite is the lead example today with pump-first clicking weight; other FPS titles use the same diagnostic-to-playlist process with different emphasis.
How is AimTemple different from a generic KovaaK's playlist?
AimTemple starts from a multi-scenario diagnostic, builds a playlist around detected holes, and revises as synced scores change. Sticky tiers and escalation rules aim to avoid deleting work that is merely too easy. It is a coaching process with an app, not a static YouTube list.
Does KovaaK's help Fortnite pump aim?
KovaaK's builds mouse control for clicking timing and dynamic flicks that matter in pump fights. It does not replace Fortnite bloom, edits, or peeks. Use a short trainer block aimed at your holes, then transfer in Creative and real fights the same day.
Should I use in-game maps or an aim trainer?
Use both when you can. Trainers isolate mouse control; in-game or Creative maps keep weapon feel, camera, and movement. Controller players should treat in-game practice as primary. Always end with fights so the skill shows up under pressure.
How long should an aim session be?
Most players do well with about 15–35 minutes of focused trainer or in-game hole work, then fights. AimTemple's coaching default sits near a half-hour trainer block with a hard cap around an hour including an in-game closer. Stop earlier if focus or hands degrade.
Can controller players use AimTemple today?
The Windows app's automatic score sync is built around KovaaK's on PC (mouse). Controller Fortnite training is primarily Creative-map based; a Creative self-report track is proposed but not shipped. Controller players can still use the educational guides and community while the product track catches up.
Pricing and billing
What is free vs paid?
Free: download the app and upload scores. Paid plans ($49 monthly, $99 for 3 months, $299 yearly) unlock coaching revisions and Arena. No guarantee of aim, rank, or in-game placement improvement.
Will AimTemple guarantee better aim or rank?
No honest coach guarantees hit rate or rank. AimTemple organizes practice around your measured holes, then you still have to transfer in-game and in matches. Progress pages are meant to show movement in scores over time, not promised outcomes.
Account and privacy
What does the desktop app sync?
The Windows app reads local KovaaK's stats on your PC and uploads scores so playlists and Progress can update. See the Privacy page for details. You control the install; uninstall anytime from Windows Settings.
Is AimTemple affiliated with Epic Games or Fortnite?
No. AimTemple is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Epic Games, Fortnite, KovaaK's, Voltaic, or Valve/Steam. Those names belong to their owners and are used only to describe training context and compatible software. No Epic or Fortnite logos are used.
