An AI coach for Dota 2 — inside the game
Last updated 17 August 2026
WingHUD is a Windows overlay you can talk to while Dota 2 is running — by voice, typed text, or a screenshot of anything on your screen. Ask it what to pick, what counters the enemy mid, what the meta looks like at your bracket, or what to buy in the game you're in right now. Answers are grounded in real, current win-rate and matchup statistics with the source cited — not a tier list the model memorized months ago.
A real ranked draft, twice: click the widget, keep picking, the answer arrives.
What you can actually ask
“What are the best mid heroes at 2k MMR right now?”
Current-week win rates for your bracket, with hero names, percentages, match counts, and the data source cited in the answer.
“Considering my stats, what should I pick to climb?”
WingHUD remembers your rank, your heroes, and how your recent games went — so the answer is a priority list for you, not for an average player: which heroes from your pool fit the current meta, and what to stop picking.
“A good counter to Sniper mid?”
Consistent counters first, matchup-dependent options after, with the reasoning — and follow-up questions keep the context of the conversation, like a real coach.
“What should I buy this game?”
Itemization for the actual lineup you're facing — starting items, early core, and what to skip — not a static popularity guide.
The Draft Analyzer
A dedicated widget for the pick phase: one click reads the whole draft off your screen — both teams, bans, your own pick — and answers with counter-pick suggestions by role and bracket, then a full read on the locked draft: win conditions, biggest threats, and a game plan. You can keep picking while it thinks; the answer arrives without pausing your draft.
Read the full Dota 2 Draft Analyzer breakdown ›
Data you can check, not vibes
Pick and meta answers are reasoned against real Ranked All Pick statistics — win rates per role and per skill bracket, Herald through Immortal, from the current data week — and WingHUD cites the source and week in the answer itself. If it doesn't have deep data for something, it says so and falls back to a live lookup instead of guessing.
Setup takes about two minutes
Add -gamestateintegration to Dota 2's Steam launch options
(Library › right-click Dota 2 › Properties › Launch
Options) — that lets Dota send WingHUD live data about your own
match through Valve's official Game State Integration feed. Then set
your hotkeys and jump into a game. The full walkthrough:
On fairness and anti-cheat: WingHUD never injects into Dota, hooks DirectX, or reads game memory. It sees what your screen already shows you, plus Valve's official GSI feed for your own match data if you enable it — no hidden information, ever. Full technical breakdown on the anti-cheat safety page.
Frequently asked
Is the advice based on the current patch?
Yes — answers cite current-week win-rate data by role and bracket, refreshed continuously, with the source named in the reply.
Does it work at my skill bracket?
Answers are bracket-aware: what wins at Crusader isn't what wins at Divine, and WingHUD uses the bracket that matches your rank — or any bracket you ask about explicitly.
Will it get me banned?
No injection, no hooking, no memory reading, no hidden information — see the anti-cheat page for the complete answer.
What does it cost?
The closed beta is free for testers. Pricing comes later, after the beta.
Related reading
- Dota 2 Draft Analyzer — the pick-phase widget in depth.
- WingHUD vs NVIDIA G-Assist — how a cloud AI coach compares to a local GPU assistant.
- Is WingHUD anti-cheat safe? — the full technical explanation.
Try the AI coach in the closed beta
Free for testers during the beta. Windows 10/11 — Dota 2 is one of WingHUD's deepest-supported games.