For CS2 teams of five
Draw the strat once. Everyone runs it.
Callout is a playbook for your Counter-Strike 2 team: draw strats sequence by sequence on the map, share utility lineups, and let each player open their own round plan before freeze time ends.
Free during alpha. Sign in with your Steam account.
Builder
A strat is a sequence, not a screenshot
Drag your five onto the radar, place smokes and flashes from the utility palette, draw movement paths step by step. Duplicate a sequence to branch the plan, undo anything. Pinch to zoom on touch screens.
- —Ten player slots, T and CT, colored like the game HUD
- —Utility markers use the in-game grenade colors
- —Full undo stack — draw fast, fix later
Viewer
"What do I do this round?" — answered in five seconds
The Viewer is read-only on purpose. Pick the map, pick the call, pick your role — and read your own agenda for the round: position, utility, timing. Built to be checked during freeze time, not studied for an hour.
Lineups
Your utility, out of the bookmarks folder
Every throw your team relies on, in one shared library: position, aim point, technique, flight time, video. Import community lineups with their author credited, or record your own during practice.
CT smokefrom top midSharedWindow smokefrom T spawnCatalogPalace pop flashfrom rampSharedDefault mollyfrom tetrisMineTeam sync
One playbook, five screens
Sign in with Steam, join your team, and every strat and lineup stays in sync across the roster. The IGL edits; everyone else opens the app and finds the current plan. Offline? The playbook is cached on every machine.
Pricing
Free while we build it with you
Questions
Does this touch the game at all?
No. Callout is a separate desktop app you keep on a second monitor or alt-tab to. It reads nothing from the game process and injects nothing — there is nothing for VAC to see.
How does team sync work?
You sign in with your Steam account (standard Steam OpenID — we never see your password). One teammate creates the team, the others join, and strats and lineups replicate to every member’s machine.
Which maps are covered?
The full active-duty pool, with lower levels for Nuke, Train and Vertigo. Radars are produced in-house, so a new map is an asset update away.
Can I use it alone, without a team?
Yes. The Builder and Lineups library work solo. Team sync is only needed when you want the roster to share one playbook.
Mac or Linux?
Windows only for now — same as the game for most competitive players. Tell us on Discord if another platform matters to you; it weighs on the roadmap.