LootFlow is a fan tool for keeping track of your own CS2 drops.
We are not Valve
LootFlow has no affiliation with, sponsorship from, or approval by Valve Corporation.
Counter-Strike, CS2 and Steam are Valve trademarks, named only to say what this app is about.
Item artwork belongs to Valve and is loaded from Valve servers, not redistributed by us.
What it is for
Recording and reviewing the drops you received, and working out the return against the cost of Prime.
The app opens no cases, places no bets, trades no items and never touches the game servers.
About the prices
Values come from the Steam Community Market and are a reference, not a quote.
They can be stale, converted at an approximate rate, or unavailable if Valve changes what it publishes.
No buying or selling decision should rest on what this app shows alone.
No warranty
Provided "as is". We are not liable for data loss, wrong prices, or policy changes at Valve or Google.
Back up under Settings → Export, on the site or in the iPhone app. That is the only guarantee there is.
Acceptable use
Personal use, with your own data.
Do not use it for anything unlawful or to try to reach someone else's data.
If this ever costs money
Today the app is free and shows no advertising.
If a paid feature or advertising arrives, it will be announced first, with the price, how billing works and how to cancel stated prominently, and whatever is free today stays free.
Governing law and venue
These terms are governed by the laws of Brazil, including the Consumer Defense Code, the Marco Civil da Internet (Internet Bill of Rights) and the LGPD.
The venue for any dispute is the consumer's own domicile, as Brazilian consumer law guarantees — not any other jurisdiction.
Nothing here removes any right a user outside Brazil has under the law of their own country.
If any clause of these terms is found invalid, the rest remain in force.