SprayTrace builds recoil muscle memory the way osu! built rhythm — trace a weapon's spray pattern with your thumb. The mobile recoil trainer the aim apps forgot: 9 games, 100+ weapons, free to start.




Aim Lab and KovaaK's train flick and tracking, but not recoil control, and they're PC-first. SprayTrace fills that gap: a mobile-native trainer that drills the muscle memory of controlling a weapon's spray, across Counter-Strike 2, Valorant, Apex Legends, Rust, Rainbow Six Siege, PUBG, Escape from Tarkov and WARDOGS.
Every weapon's recoil shape, the numbers behind it, and how to control it — 101 weapons across 8 games. Free to browse, then drill them into muscle memory in the app.
SprayTrace is a mobile recoil trainer. You trace a weapon's real spray pattern with your thumb, osu!-style, to build the muscle memory for controlling recoil in games like Counter-Strike 2.
Those train aim and are PC-first. SprayTrace trains recoil control specifically, and it's built mobile-native so you can practice anywhere.
SprayTrace is a native app for iPhone and Android, built by ZET Studios. Get it on the App Store or Google Play.
Nine: Counter-Strike 2, Valorant, Apex Legends, Rust, Rainbow Six Siege, PUBG, Escape from Tarkov, WARDOGS and a Call of Duty entry, with more than 100 weapons between them.
The Counter-Strike 2 patterns are real per-shot data, so they match the game shot for shot. Valorant re-randomizes its sideways recoil after the first few bullets, so it has no fixed full spray; it and the other games use characteristic training models, and the app labels every weapon as one or the other.
Yes. The free version includes one weapon in every class of every game and shows ads. SprayTrace Pro is a one-time purchase that unlocks every weapon and removes ads, and watching two ads unlocks every weapon for an hour.