One PowerShell Command. Always Connected.
CS2 Game State Integration pipes every death directly to Killogram. WebSocket delivers the exercise to your phone before the death animation finishes.
2-Minute Setup
"Killogram" { "uri" "https://killogram.app/api/gsi" ... }
"@; $c | Out-File ...
Your auth token is embedded in the command. Personalized per user.
What Killogram Sees
CS2's Game State Integration sends a JSON payload on every game event — deaths, kills, round changes, bomb plants, everything. Killogram listens for death events and extracts match context.
All of this feeds into the stats dashboard, the Killograph, and the AI exercise engine.
WebSocket, Not Polling
Your phone connects to Killogram's server via WebSocket — a persistent, bidirectional connection. When the backend receives a death event from CS2, it pushes the exercise to your phone instantly.
No polling. No delays. No battery drain from repeated HTTP requests. The connection stays open and silent until something happens.
Know Who Else Is Training
Killogram tracks which users are in the same CS2 match. See other Killogram users in your game — a subtle social layer that adds accountability.
When your teammate is doing push-ups between rounds, you don't want to be the one slacking.
Ready to turn deaths into gains?
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