Chrono: game objective timers

Chrono calls Dota 2 objectives before they happen, so you can keep your eyes on the map. Runes, stacks, pulls, Roshan, Tormentor, the day-night cycle, neutral item tiers and more — all read off the real match clock and spoken out loud a few seconds before the window opens. Put the phone beside your keyboard and stop counting in your head. HOW IT WORKS Dota 2 already publishes the match clock. Chrono Link, a small free companion for Windows or macOS, reads it and sends it straight to your phone across your own network. Pair once and every match after that syncs on its own at the horn. No computer nearby? Manual mode runs every timer from a single tap at the horn. WHAT IT DOES • Spoken callouts a few seconds ahead, with a countdown you can feel through haptics • Every objective on one board, ordered the way you play — or set your own priority • Harmonics: when several timers land on the same second, it says all of them • Live match clock straight from the game, accurate to the second • Manual mode that needs no computer at all • Portrait, dark, and readable from across a desk PRIVACY No account. No analytics. No servers of ours anywhere. The match clock goes from your PC to your phone across your own home network and never leaves it. Read the whole policy at chronoapp.link/privacy. — Chrono is an independent companion app and is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Valve Corporation. Dota 2 is a trademark of Valve Corporation. Game imagery belongs to its respective owners.