
Start with the server, not the whole PC.
The first client is being designed around one destination: your active CS2 match server. Other apps keep using your ISP route.
ExploreROUTING, MADE OBSERVABLE
Hopzen is building a Windows route-control client for competitive play. First focus: CS2 on FACEIT Dubai.
The Pakistan-first beta is designed to compare your ISP baseline with available Dubai relays. Any selected route applies only to the active match destination.
COVERAGE EARNED ONE TITLE AT A TIME
The first planned Windows release focuses on CS2 players in Pakistan reaching FACEIT Dubai. Another game only joins the roadmap after its destinations and client compatibility have been tested.
Windows · Pakistan first · FACEIT Dubai match routes
A possible next title. Route detection and client compatibility have not been validated.
A possible next title. No support claim or release window has been announced.
Titles marked as candidates are not supported today, and no release windows have been announced. They are listed only to show what may be considered next. Hopzen is independent and is not endorsed by any game publisher.
Explore game coverageCOMPARE THE PATHS
A Dubai relay takes a different path to the same destination. Compare its measurements before selecting it.
Illustrative values only. A relay can improve, worsen, or leave your connection unchanged.
A ROUTE RULE IN THREE CHECKS
Locate the destination for the active CS2 match. That server address defines the boundary for a route rule.
SCOPE / MATCH DESTINATIONCompare available Dubai relays with your ISP baseline. Review round-trip time and packet timing before choosing.
MEASURE / BASELINE + RELAYIf you choose a relay, its route is designed for the active match server alone. Disconnect restoration is being validated before beta.
APPLY / ONE DESTINATIONMATCH-SCOPED ROUTING
The first beta's route rule is designed to apply only to the active CS2 match server.
The selected match rule should be removed on disconnect. Normal route restoration is a release check, not an assumed behavior.
Release checkThe planned routing boundary is one active match-server destination.
The Windows client concept centers on the ISP baseline, route candidates, and a specific traffic rule.
Windows client conceptAdditional Dubai candidates are part of the plan. Availability, route quality, and failover still need to be built and tested.
Planned / testingCLIENT PREVIEW · IN DEVELOPMENT
Designed for a small Windows client
Genuine app screenshots will be added here after the Windows client is built.
FIRST REGION IN SCOPE
Route behavior is being evaluated in private development.
An alternate candidate path for independent comparison.
Recovery and route-switch behavior to validate.
A SMALLER ROUTING FOOTPRINT
The first beta is designed around the active CS2 match server. Other titles need their own validation.
Everyday apps, browsing, and downloads remain on your normal ISP route.
Disconnect and unexpected-exit recovery must be checked before beta builds are shared.
Network conditions change. A relay can perform better, worse, or about the same as your direct path.
Independent project. No affiliation or endorsement by Valve, Riot Games, FACEIT, or other game publishers is claimed.
BEFORE REQUESTING ACCESS

Hopzen is being built to put the ISP baseline and relay candidates in view, with a route rule limited to the active match destination.
There is no route that wins for everyone. The measurements have to speak for your connection.
Join the first test groupTHE FIRST ROUTE TESTS
The Pakistan-first beta begins with CS2 match routes to FACEIT Dubai.