Timing cues that stay out of the way
Get audio and visual reminders for stacks, runes, siege waves, Wisdom Shrines, Tormentor, Roshan windows, and your own custom events.
Get timely cues for stacks, runes, Roshan, and Tormentor, with draft, ward, cooldown, and build tools close by. Spend less time remembering and more time playing. Core timing is free, and no account is required.
Signed Windows release v1.4.49. Verify the publisher on the download page.
Watch the 23-second app walkthroughFree core No account required Windows 10 / 11
See how DotaSense helps →
Start with the free timer. Add sounds, hotkeys, profiles, and match tools only when they help.
See setup, safety, and feature answers →Get audio and visual reminders for stacks, runes, siege waves, Wisdom Shrines, Tormentor, Roshan windows, and your own custom events.
Choose a compact, standard, or wide view. Set global timer hotkeys, use built-in or custom sounds, and mute any cue without hiding it.
Switch between Standard and Turbo, tune pre-alerts, create manual or recurring events, and save role- or hero-specific profiles.
Open draft suggestions, manually tracked enemy cooldowns, ward planning, and replay research when you want more than timing. Some advanced workflows are Pro.
Use the browser for manual, no-install cues. Choose Windows when you want an overlay, global hotkeys, local sync, and saved setups.
Current Windows release: v1.4.49 is Authenticode-signed; verify the publisher before installing.
Choose a relevant professional match, keep its purchase order and talent path beside your game, then adapt the pattern to your own lane, tempo, and needs.

Keep the next timing, your draft plan, ward ideas, and saved builds in view—without taking your attention away from the match.
Catch important timings, keep your build and draft plan nearby, and check the context you need before your next move. DotaSense keeps track of the details; every decision stays yours.
Start with the free core timer. Add custom cues, sounds, profiles, and deeper match tools as you find your rhythm.
Get DotaSense for Windows →Turn stack, rune, siege, Wisdom Shrine, Tormentor, Roshan-window, and custom reminders on or off. Adjust pre-alerts and sounds per event.
Run the timer manually, use a global hotkey, or let Dota keep it in sync with the match clock already shown on screen. The connection stays on your PC.
Let the cue prompt a quick map check, then decide whether to stack, rotate, contest, or keep farming. The call stays yours.
Use each reminder as a check-in point, then confirm the live map state before acting.
Open the full Dota 2 timing cheat sheet →Use :53 as a reminder cue to check the camp and start the stack decision. The actual attack or pull moment varies by camp, direction, hero range, projectile, movement speed, and pathing.
Read the jungle stack timing guidePower-rune cycles begin at 6:00 and continue every 2 minutes. Use the alert as a setup cue to control the river rather than an instruction to force an unsafe contest.
Read the power rune guideAfter a confirmed kill, start the 8 to 11 minute respawn window. The cue marks when Roshan can return; it does not reveal the exact random spawn.
Read the Roshan timer guideThe first Tormentor appears at 15:00. Only one is active at a time, and its side follows the day/night cycle, so use the reminder to check the current map state.
Read the Tormentor timing guideClear answers about safety, setup, pricing, and what the app can—and cannot—do.
DotaSense is a free Dota 2 timer app for Windows. It provides audio and visual overlay reminders for stack checks, rune cycles, Roshan windows, Tormentor, siege creeps, and custom events; no account is required for core timing.
Yes. You can start the timer yourself or let Dota keep it in sync using the match clock already shown on screen. The connection stays on your PC, and manual timing is always available.
DotaSense is a simple companion overlay, not a hack. Its normal timers and notifications use screenshots of what is visible, match data Dota shares with apps, and saved timing and build information. They do not access hidden game data or inject code into Dota. Valve makes the final policy decisions; optional input helpers are covered separately in the full FAQ.
The Windows surfaces can be positioned for different monitor layouts and resolutions. Use Dota 2's Borderless Window display mode when you want the visual overlay above the game; exclusive fullscreen can hide it, although audio alerts and configured global hotkeys can still be useful.
Yes. Each event can use its default sound, a built-in generic sound, or your own uploaded audio file. You can also mute an event while keeping it visible.
Hotkeys can be configured in the settings panel. You can set custom keyboard shortcuts for starting timers, adjusting time, and toggling the overlay visibility. Global hotkeys work even when the game is in focus.
Yes. Beyond the built-in stack, rune, siege, Shrine of Wisdom, and objective timers, you can create custom events, tune pre-alerts, move events between active and disabled tabs, and save setups into profiles.
The desktop app includes the timer overlay, draft picker, enemy spell and buyback cooldown tracking, minimap ward planning, saved profiles and presets, replay research, global hotkeys, and per-event sound controls. Core timing is free, and the Hero Picker includes 1 draft analysis every 24 hours. Pro unlocks unlimited analyses and advanced profile and draft workflows.
DotaSense uses :53 as a useful reminder to start the stack decision, not as a universal attack or pull time. The correct moment varies by camp, pull direction, hero range and projectile, movement speed, and pathing, so test the camps you use and adjust the reminder when needed.
Power runes spawn every 2 minutes starting at 6:00 game time: 8:00, 10:00, 12:00, and so on. DotaSense can alert you before each cycle so you know when to check the river and decide whether it is safe to contest.
Roshan respawns within an 8 to 11 minute window after being killed. DotaSense tracks the window after a confirmed kill and reminds you when Roshan can return; it does not reveal the exact random respawn time or hidden map information.
Yes. The core Dota 2 timer is free. Pro Monthly is $4.99/month and Pro Annual is $39.99/year for multi-profile and advanced draft workflows.
The current verified desktop download is for Windows. macOS and Linux builds are not available yet; their download cards remain disabled until matching artifacts pass release verification.
Yes. The free DotaSense browser timer works without an install or account on modern desktop and mobile browsers. It is manual, and background audio is not guaranteed on phones. There is no native Android or iOS app; the always-on-top overlay, global hotkeys, and automatic timer sync are Windows-app features.
Get the free core timer for Windows. Add Pro later only if you want deeper draft, build, and profile tools.
v1.4.49 is Authenticode-signed and timestamped. Verify the published DotaSense publisher before running it.