Lethality - Premium CS2 Web Radar
CS2 Shareable Web Radar
Browser-Based. Real-Time. Accessible Anywhere.
The web radar runs in your browser — not as a game overlay. Access it from a second monitor, tablet, or phone. Share the URL with teammates for instant coordination. Real-time player positions, health status, equipment tracking, and zero overlay footprint. No screen capture, no suspicious processes, no detection risk from traditional ESP overlays.
What Is the CS2 Web Radar?
The web radar is a browser-based radar overlay that displays real-time positions of all players, grenades, and planted bombs on the current map. Unlike traditional ESP overlays that render directly on your game screen, the web radar runs as a standalone web page that you access through any browser — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, even mobile browsers.
It connects to the Lethality client running on your gaming PC and pulls live game state data every frame. The result is a real-time tactical map that updates instantly as players move, weapons are dropped, grenades are thrown, and utility is deployed. Because it's browser-based, you can view it on a second monitor, laptop, tablet, or phone — and you can share the URL with teammates for coordinated plays.
- → No overlay injection into game process
- → No suspicious rendering hooks or DirectX manipulation
- → Accessible from any device on your local network
- → Lower detection risk than traditional ESP
- → Real-time player positions (CT/T color-coded)
- → Player health and armor status
- → Equipped weapons and grenades
- → Bomb location (dropped, planted, or carried)
How the Web Radar Works
The web radar operates through a lightweight local web server that runs alongside the Lethality client. The client reads game state from CS2 memory, processes the data, and streams it to the web server in real-time. You access the radar by navigating to a local URL in your browser. The page updates live as the game progresses — no refresh needed.
Data Collection
The Lethality client reads player positions, team affiliations, health, armor, weapons, grenades, and bomb state from CS2 game memory. This data is processed and sanitized into a lightweight JSON format every frame.
Web Server Streaming
The processed game state is pushed to a local web server via WebSocket connection. The server broadcasts this data to any connected browser client — your second monitor, tablet, or teammate's device.
Browser Rendering
The browser client receives the data stream and renders it as a top-down 2D radar overlay on the map. Player icons are color-coded, health bars update in real-time, and the view updates smoothly as the game progresses.
Share with Your
Entire Team
The web radar generates a unique shareable URL that anyone on your local network can access. Send it to your premade teammates via Discord, Steam chat, or any messaging app. They open the link in their browser and instantly see the same real-time radar view you're seeing — no installation, no client download, no configuration.
In-game leaders can call strategies with perfect information. See exactly where enemies are positioned, where your teammates are rotating, and when to execute site takes. No more fumbling with in-game radar or missing crucial information in chaotic fights.
Have a sixth player acting as coach? They can watch the web radar from a laptop or tablet while you play and provide real-time callouts about enemy positions, rotations, and utility usage. Perfect for scrims and tournaments.
Access the radar from your phone or tablet if you only have one monitor. Prop your phone up next to your screen and glance at it for real-time positioning info without alt-tabbing or running risky overlay software.
Launch the Lethality client and start CS2
Copy the web radar URL from the client interface
Send the URL to teammates via Discord or Steam
They open it in any browser and see live radar
Display & Configuration Options
The web radar is fully customizable. Toggle which information is displayed, adjust icon sizes, change color schemes, and configure update rates. Every user can customize their own view without affecting others.
Player Information
- • Show/hide player names
- • Display health bars above players
- • Show armor status overlay
- • Display money/equipment value
- • Toggle spectator view indicators
Weapon & Equipment
- • Show equipped primary weapon icon
- • Display grenade inventory count
- • Highlight AWP carriers with special icon
- • Show defuse kit indicators for CTs
- • Toggle dropped weapon locations
Bomb Tracking
- • Show bomb carrier with icon
- • Highlight planted bomb location
- • Display bomb timer countdown
- • Show dropped bomb in yellow
- • Alert when bomb is picked up
Visual Customization
- • Adjust player icon size
- • Change CT/T team colors
- • Toggle dark/light background
- • Adjust map opacity/brightness
- • Customize viewing angle/zoom
Performance Settings
- • Adjust update rate (30-120 fps)
- • Enable/disable smooth transitions
- • Toggle interpolation between updates
- • Reduce bandwidth for mobile devices
- • Set latency compensation level
Advanced Filters
- • Hide dead players after 3 seconds
- • Filter by specific team only
- • Show only alive players
- • Highlight low HP enemies (<30)
- • Alert on specific weapon pickups
All display settings are saved locally in your browser. Your preferences persist between sessions — no need to reconfigure every time you launch CS2. Teammates accessing the shared URL get their own independent settings that don't affect yours.
- ✗ Inject directly into game rendering pipeline
- ✗ Visible to screenshot/screen capture software
- ✗ Can trigger DirectX hook detections
- ✗ Requires constant updates for game patches
- ✗ Only viewable on the gaming PC monitor
- ✗ Cannot be shared with teammates
Traditional ESP overlays are one of the highest-risk cheat features. They hook into the game's rendering process, create visible overlays that appear in screenshots, and leave footprints in memory that anti-cheat systems actively scan for. The web radar bypasses all of this.
Why Web Radar Is
Safer Than Overlays
The web radar operates completely outside the game process. No DirectX hooks, no rendering injections, no visible overlays on your game screen. From CS2's perspective, you're just running a browser in the background — which is completely normal and undetectable. This separation provides a massive safety advantage over traditional ESP implementations.
No Process Injection
The web server runs as a separate process entirely. It never injects code into CS2, never hooks game functions, and never manipulates the game's memory directly. Anti-cheat systems that scan for injected DLLs or modified game files will find nothing.
Screenshot Safe
Because the radar runs in a browser window (or on a second monitor/device), it never appears in CS2 screenshots. Even if Valve implements screenshot-based anti-cheat reviewers will never see the radar overlay on your game screen.
No Rendering Hooks
Traditional ESP overlays hook into DirectX or Vulkan rendering calls to draw boxes and text on your screen. These hooks are detectable and risky. The web radar bypasses this entirely by rendering in a browser using standard HTML/CSS/JS.
- → No game process modification required
- → Completely invisible to in-game screenshots
- → Accessible from any device on your network
- → Shareable with teammates for coordination
- → Survives game updates without recoding
- → Lower overall detection footprint
Web Radar Use Cases
The web radar shines in specific scenarios where real-time positioning information provides maximum advantage. Here's when to use it.
Premade 5-Stack Ranked Games
Share the radar URL with your 5-stack before the match. Everyone opens it on a second monitor, tablet, or phone. Now the entire team has perfect information about enemy positions, rotations, and utility usage. Coordinate site executes, fake strategies, and retakes with precision.
In-Game Leading & Calling
If you're the IGL, keep the web radar open on a second monitor while you play. You'll see exactly where your teammates are positioned, where enemies are pushing, and what utility has been thrown. Make better mid-round calls with complete map awareness.
Post-Plant Situations
After planting the bomb, glance at the web radar to see exactly where defenders are rotating from. Position yourself to intercept the retake, avoid being flanked, and maximize your post-plant advantage. The radar shows you their exact paths before they peek you.
Solo Queue Positioning
Even in solo queue, the radar helps you make better individual decisions. Know when enemies are stacking a site vs. splitting. Identify lurkers before they catch you rotating. Avoid peeking into multiple enemies by seeing their positions ahead of time.
Scrim & Tournament Prep
Coaches and analysts can watch the radar feed during scrims to identify positioning weaknesses, rotation patterns, and where opponents tend to stack defensive setups. Review rounds afterward with perfect information about where everyone was at all times.
Learning Positioning & Timings
Use the radar while playing to understand common positioning patterns. See where enemies tend to play on specific maps, learn rotation timings, and identify meta positioning trends. The radar is a teaching tool as much as it is a competitive advantage.
Don't stare at the radar constantly — treat it like a minimap. Glance at it between engagements to gather information, then focus back on your crosshair placement and game sense. The radar provides context, but your mechanics still need to execute the plays.
Web Radar FAQ
Do teammates need Lethality installed to view the radar?
Can I access the radar from my phone or tablet?
How much bandwidth does the radar use?
Does the web radar work on all CS2 maps?
Can spectators or coaches use the radar without playing?
Is the radar visible in CS2 screenshots or recordings?
What happens if I close the Lethality client mid-game?
Can the radar be used for demo review or VOD analysis?
Access the Web Radar Now
The shareable web radar is included in every Lethality license — alongside configurable aimbot, wallhacks with chams, triggerbot, and grenade assistance. One purchase, instant access, zero feature restrictions.