Beta testing mobile application

Possibly, what does it do?

@DeplorableTM
It would be an application that first of all allows users to track different players, just like they can already do on our tracker website.

Users would also be able to check the real-time server status across different regions of the world, see which players are being banned, and access a complete database of in-game content. This would include skins, weapons, maps, operators, ranks from the different seasons, and a full overview of all the seasons.

The app would also feature the latest news and updates related to Rainbow Six Siege.

Users would be able to log in with their Arenaize account and, just like on the tracker website, link their own Rainbow Six Siege profile. Once their profile is connected, they would be able to view their personal statistics directly inside the app.

The application would also include a customizable notification system. For example, users could receive notifications when a player gets banned, when the rank of their linked Rainbow Six Siege account changes, or when the game servers go down or come back online.

These notifications would be sent directly to the user's smartphone, making it easy to stay updated on the status of the game and their account in real time.

And these are just some of the features the application would offer, with many more possibilities available.

In addition, exclusively for subscribers, we are developing a desktop overlay that allows users to monitor their ongoing matches in real time.

While you are playing, the overlay will display the current match together with detailed information such as match statistics, the players in the lobby, their ranks, and other relevant data in real time. The concept is similar to what you can find on platforms such as TRN Tracker or Stats.gg.

However, our overlay will also include an additional feature. Through our own internal algorithm, combined with the use of artificial intelligence, the system will analyze the data collected during each individual round of the ongoing match.

Based on the information available from the match, the system will attempt to identify whether a player shows potentially suspicious behavior, for example whether they could potentially be cheating or using scripts. The analysis will be based on multiple in-game data points and patterns detected during the match.

All match information will also be available directly inside the application. If users link their Rainbow Six Siege account, they will be able to access a dedicated section containing their match data, statistics and analysis.

These features — including both the desktop overlay and the advanced match analysis inside the application — will be available exclusively to subscribers.

We are currently developing both the desktop overlay and the application, and we are aiming to release them in beta during this week, initially and exclusively for subscribers.