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Watch the DotaSense Dota 2 timer app

See the timer overlay workspace before deciding whether to install. This silent 23-second walkthrough uses privacy-checked app screenshots and staged synthetic match data.

  • 23 seconds
  • Silent
  • No account
  • No live gameplay

Staged screenshot walkthrough recorded from DotaSense v1.4.31 using synthetic match data. The current public Windows release is v1.4.35; no gameplay footage or personal match data appears in the video.

Current reviewed release

v1.4.35 for Windows

The walkthrough interface predates the current release. Broad promotion remains paused while Windows code signing is pending, so review the checksum and SmartScreen guidance before any install.

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What you are seeing

Four app surfaces, one timing workflow

The recording shows product UI only. It does not claim live detection or hidden match information.

01

Timer

Large game clock, cue cards, and controls for audio and visual timing reminders.

02

Picker

A role-aware draft workspace shown with staged inputs rather than a live match.

03

Spells

A manual enemy-cooldown workspace using synthetic heroes for the demonstration.

04

Minimap

Ward-planning references organized by side and phase; not a live enemy-location feed.

Accessible transcript

The walkthrough, scene by scene

  1. 01

    The Timer tab shows the match clock, timing controls, and active cue cards.

  2. 02

    The Picker tab shows role-aware recommendations and draft-workflow controls.

  3. 03

    The Spells tab uses synthetic enemy heroes to show its manual cooldown workspace.

  4. 04

    The Minimap tab uses staged data to show ward spots by side and match phase.

  5. 05

    The walkthrough returns to the Timer tab: the cue starts the check, and the player makes the call.

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