Game Warmup vs SprayTrace

Warm Up your FPS skills before hopping into your main game.

SprayTrace is a recoil trainer. Every gun in a tactical shooter has a spray pattern — the path the bullets climb and weave along. SprayTrace turns that pattern into a tap-and-trace drill: hold the dot, then pull down along the recoil counter-path as a follow-ball leads the way. Slow it down to learn the shape, speed it up to build muscle memory. WHY IT WORKS You train the one thing that transfers anywhere — knowing each pattern cold and the timing of the pull. Learn it in SprayTrace, carry it into your game. FEATURES • 9 games and 100+ weapons — rifles, SMGs and LMGs, each with its own pattern • Real per-shot patterns for Counter-Strike 2; characteristic patterns for the rest (Valorant included), clearly labeled in-app • Speed control — practice at 20% to learn, ramp to 100% real fire rate • Sensitivity-aware sizing — set your DPI + sens or cm/360 so the pattern matches your real mouse travel • Drills — full spray, 3- and 5-round bursts, and tap-then-spray • Wander — for games that randomize recoil, the climb stays fixed while the sideways kick is new every run • Blind mode — hide the guide, execute from memory, then reveal a per-shot deviation heatmap • Moving targets — track a strafing target while you control the spray • Records and achievements — best grade per weapon, per drill, per mode • Colorblind-safe on-target cue, haptic feedback, one-handed portrait play • Training works offline — no account needed FREE & PRO Free includes one weapon in every category of every game. SprayTrace Pro is a one-time unlock for the full arsenal — every rifle, SMG and LMG across all games, and every drill. Blind mode is part of Pro too. Two rewarded ads unlock everything for 15 minutes, up to three times. SprayTrace is a training aid that complements in-game practice. A finger on glass isn't a mouse, but knowing every pattern is half the fight. SprayTrace is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any game publisher. All game names and trademarks belong to their respective owners and are used only to describe which patterns the app trains.