Sees the direction of sound
Footsteps, gunshots and other directional cues appear as markers around a ring, so you know where they came from at a glance.
Audio radar for deaf & hard-of-hearing FPS players
A visual footsteps overlay and audio radar that shows the direction of in-game sound in CS2, Valorant and any FPS, for players who can't count on hearing it.
Demo
Watch the short demo, where the usage and gameplay with the radar is shown. This is the fastest way to understand what it gives you.
What it does
Footsteps, gunshots and other directional cues appear as markers around a ring, so you know where they came from at a glance.
It reads your system audio output, not the game itself. If a game plays positional sound, the radar displays it.
A light overlay you can move and customize. Change the color and thickness of the radar to your wishes.
Who it's for
Built for deaf, hard-of-hearing, single-sided-deaf and APD players who lose footsteps, gunshots and other cues, and have felt locked out of competitive play because of it. You should not have to hear a game to enjoy it.
Please note that this software is made solely to make fps games more accessible. I do not support any type of cheating.
Trust and privacy
This product is about inclusion, so it treats your privacy the same way. Here is exactly what it does and does not touch.
No connection needed. Nothing leaves your machine, ever.
No accounts, no profiles, no analytics dashboards about you.
It does not phone home or report what you play or how you use it.
It looks at your system sound. Never game files, never memory.
Prefer to read the code yourself? The full source is public.
How it works
Three steps, then you are playing.
One small executable for Windows.
Point it at your game process. It starts reading directional sound right away.
The radar appears on top. Move it, customize, and play.
The story
I have single-sided deafness myself, so I could never tell which side a sound came from in a game. I would die to footsteps I could hear but not place.
So I built the thing I needed: a radar that shows direction with my eyes instead of my ears. It helped me, and I figured it might help other people who are in the same boat. That is the whole reason it exists, and the whole reason it stays free.
- Mike, the guy behind it
Runs fully offline. Source available on GitHub
This software is Free forever. If you want to support future development and like the product, support me here.