Professional utility knowledge was trapped inside long videos.
CS2 players can watch hours of match footage and guide videos without an efficient way to find one smoke, flash, molotov, or HE for a specific landing position. The product needed to connect map coordinates, match context, players, teams, sides, utility types, and source footage without turning discovery into another research task.
Every throw became structured, visual, and immediately watchable.
Daily CS Nades maps professional utility events onto interactive radar coordinates, then layers filters for player, team, side, map, landing spot, and utility type. Each result carries its original match context and a timestamped YouTube deep link, so a player can move from a desired landing position to the exact throw in seconds.
Data modeling, radar interaction design, multi-dimensional filtering, media deep links, responsive UI, and static deployment were developed as one fast-loading product.