OBS Overlays, CS2 Stats, and Flashcards

Two overlay URLs with transparent backgrounds that you add as browser sources in OBS. Your viewers see your exercises pop up on screen as you play. The overlays are standalone pages — no login required, secured by a unique token in the URL.

We've been testing this on a few streams and it's genuinely entertaining to watch. Someone dies, an exercise card appears, chat starts counting reps. It turns a solo grind into something interactive.

The stats page now tracks your CS2 performance: kills, deaths, and match history with time-range selectors. Every game event is logged so you can see how your in-game performance lines up with your workout output.

It's still early — the data is there but the visualisations are basic. The interesting question is whether there's a real correlation between workout consistency and match performance. We're collecting the data to find out.

Rebuilt the exercise UI around a card system with flip animations. Each card shows the exercise on the front and your rating/feedback on the back. The framework is generic enough that we could use it for other types of content down the line, but right now it just makes the workout flow feel a lot more polished.