serhii-londar/dotacomp

DotaComp is an iOS app built for fans of the game Dota 2 who want to keep up with professional tournaments. It gives you a quick way to check which matches are currently live, which ones are coming up, and which ones have already finished, so you never lose track of the competitive scene. Under the hood, the app pulls live match data from the official Steam Web API. Because the Steam API doesn't include upcoming matches or recently completed results, the project runs a separate web server that fills in those gaps. That server collects and organizes the full tournament picture, then serves it to the app in a format it can display cleanly. The app itself is written in Swift and uses a tool called Carthage to manage its third-party dependencies. The audience here is straightforward: Dota 2 players and spectators who follow the pro circuit. If you're the type of person who wants to open an app during your commute and instantly see whether your favorite team is playing right now, this is built for you. It's a hobby project by a fellow fan rather than an official product, so it's lightweight and focused on that one job rather than trying to be a full esports platform. The project is open source under the MIT license and welcomes contributions if you want to fork it or reach out to the author. The README doesn't go into much detail beyond that, so specifics about the UI, supported iOS versions, or setup steps aren't covered.