What it does
A schedule for Counter-Strike, and a way to be told about the parts of it you care about. No advertising, no tracking, and nothing you have to check.
The whole calendar, not the next two days
Every upcoming match, at every tier, with the event and stage it belongs to. Tournaments are listed from two sources, so an event that has been announced but not yet drawn still appears - qualifiers months out included.
- Filter by date, tier, or only the teams you follow
- Times on your own clock, detected from your browser
- Best-of, stage, and the official stream where there is one
Alerts you decide the shape of
Follow a team and you get a rule for it straight away - a day, six hours and an hour before it plays. Beyond that you can build your own: pick the subject, how long before, and the conditions under which it should fire.
- Up to three rules, each with several leads
- Scope a rule to a team, an event, or everything
- Snooze everything for an hour, a day, or until you say otherwise
- Delivered by Telegram today; more channels are being built
Reschedules, which is half the problem
Counter-Strike moves its fixtures constantly, and a calendar that quietly updates itself is worse than useless - you turn up at the old time. A moved match is marked as moved, with what it was and what it is now.
- The board shows the change, not just the new time
- Alerts say which rule fired and why
- A plan that is no longer true is cancelled rather than sent
What it costs, and what it keeps
Nothing, and almost nothing. There is no advertising and no analytics, and the only cookies stored are the ones the site needs to work - a session, your timezone, and a note that you have read the notice. The privacy page lists them.
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