u/quicknades

quicknades is a CS2 lineup app built primarily for native mobile experiences. However, due to the recent feedback of people whishing for a web version as well, I have now published it on the website as a webapp: https://quicknades.app/. All customizations, favorites etc. are synced with your account and across devices. So if you have previously used mobile all those settings and favorites will show in the web version as well as soon as you log in.

If you come across a gap or find an interesting new lineup you want to see in the app, then simply hop in the game, record the demo, and upload it at https://quicknades.app/submit-lineup.

Anywhere in the app you can send feedback at anytime through the feedback button on the top right. If you are authenticated and allow the attachment to your account, you can chat directly with me in the app about a bug or a feature request.

Let me know what you think!

P.S. iOS will follow shortly

quicknades is a CS2 lineup app built primarily for native mobile experiences. However, due to the recent feedback of people whishing for a web version as well, I have now published it on the website as a webapp: https://quicknades.app/. All customizations, favorites etc. are synced with your account and across devices. So if you have previously used mobile all those settings and favorites will show in the web version as well as soon as you log in.

If you come across a gap or find an interesting new lineup you want to see in the app, then simply hop in the game, record the demo, and upload it at https://quicknades.app/submit-lineup.

Anywhere in the app you can send feedback at anytime through the feedback button on the top right. If you are authenticated and allow the attachment to your account, you can chat directly with me in the app about a bug or a feature request.

Let me know what you think!

P.S. iOS will follow shortly

I analyzed over 2000 professional matches from the last two years and wanted to share a first overview over the kind of data that brought forward. More to come over the next weeks!

Credits to Liquipedia for allowing me to use their API to be able to quickly get access to structured professional data and hltv for providing demos to all of us free of charge allowing analyses like the attached one. I analyzed all matches in the timeframe that Liquipedia assigned a tier of 1 or 2 (pretty much S and A tier events and matches).

What questions would you be most interested in next? Which team uses utility most on average? Which player throws the most smokes? Always wanted to know on which map the most utility damage is done? Let me know and I will tackle these questions in the next analysis.

If you want to learn some of the utility that is mentioned here, consider checking out the quicknades app at Google Play or join the iOS Test over at https://quicknades.app