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My Role: Founder, UI/UX Designer & Mobile App Developer (React Native)
Year: 2021
Results: 10,000+ downloads, 4.5-star rating
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Dota 2 isn’t just a game — it’s one of the biggest esports in the world.
Its championship, The International, holds the record for the highest prize pool in esports history — over $40 million. The tournament scene fuels the community, defines the meta, and inspires millions of players globally.
As a fan and player, I wanted one thing: A place to track my stats, follow pro players, check match history with friends, and stay updated on the competitive scene — all in one app.
But before 2021, nothing brought those worlds together. Everything was scattered across different platforms. That’s why I built Dotastatz to bring it all into one place.
I knew what I wanted to build — an app made by a Dota player, for the Dota community.
But the first challenge was obvious: Where do I even get all this data?
So I started researching. I found public APIs from OpenDota, Liquipedia, and Stratz — each holding a piece of the puzzle.
But then came the harder part: How do you take millions of raw data points — match records, player stats, team rankings, tournament brackets and turn it into something simple, insightful, and empowering?
That’s where design came in. I used everything I’d learned from self-taught coding and software agency experience to bring it to life.
Dota has one of the richest open data ecosystems in gaming.