Soarne

Sound familiar?

Every one of those has a guide, and most of them are not about aim.

One guide per pillar. Read all three before you change a single setting.

One hub per title, run by a lead who plays it at a high level. Live hubs have guides and coaching. Coming-soon hubs are real pages waiting for someone to take them on.

Not an aim trainer.

Voltaic is where raw aim-trainer work lives, and we send people there. Soarne is what you do with those mechanics in the actual game, plus the mental and lifestyle side, across titles.

The tools we recommend
Aim training

Voltaic

Raw aim-trainer work. Benchmarks, ranked routines and a community built around them. Do your trainer sessions here, then bring the mechanics to Soarne to apply in-game.

Go to Voltaic

Latest guides

Open the library

Every guide follows the same shape: the problem, why it matters, what to do. Written by the founders and the game leads, argued about in the Discord first.

From the blog

All posts

Shorter than the guides and written the way people search. Every post points at the guide that goes deeper.

Mechanics3 September 2026
Why your aim trainer scores go up but your rank does not

The trainer measures the click. Rank is mostly decided before the click, and that is the part almost nobody trains.

Coaching2 September 2026
How do you know if coaching advice is actually working

Advice is working when the target behaviour appears under pressure, even before the scoreboard gives you credit.

Coaching1 September 2026
How do you prepare a demo before esports coaching starts

A useful coaching demo is not your cleanest win; it is the match that shows the problem often enough to coach.

Coaching

One-to-one sessions on Discord with the founders and game leads. Tell us your game, level and goals. You get matched by hand, or a straight answer that nobody covers your game yet.

Request coaching

Where the community lives

The Discord is where guides get argued about before they get written. YouTube is where they end up as video.