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Skin Tracking
ProSkins tracks CS skins that appear in professional players' public inventories. We store item details such as name, float, stickers, ownership context, and available inspect data so each skin can have a clear history.
When a tracked skin later appears in a user inventory or on the market, we can show previous pro ownership and any verified events connected to that item.
Matching and Verification
We match skins by precise item data, especially float value and market hash name, then check public sources and third-party data to reduce the risk of duplicate matches.
If there is not enough evidence to confirm a unique item, we avoid marking the skin as connected to a pro player or highlight. Users can report questionable matches so the team can review them.
Match Tracking
Before professional matches, ProSkins records available player inventories and compares them with match data. This creates a snapshot of which tracked skins could be used during that match.
After the match, we process rounds, players, weapons, and available inventory records to determine whether a tracked skin can be connected to a specific in-game moment.
Highlight Linking
When a verified highlight is found, ProSkins links the highlight to the matching skin, player, match, event, map, date, opponents, and victims where that data is available.
These links make it possible to browse skins with real esports context, including standout kills, clutches, and other notable plays made with the item.
Marketplace History
Listings can display whether an item was owned by a pro player and whether it has executed highlights. This helps buyers understand the story behind a skin before purchasing.
Sellers keep control of their items until a purchase is made, and ProSkins uses transaction history tools to guide both sides through delivery and verification.
Accuracy Limits
Some situations cannot be verified reliably, including private inventories, invisible items after recent trades, multiple identical skins owned by the same player, or skins traded during a match.
In those cases, ProSkins favors accuracy over volume. We only show a connection when the available data supports it, and community reports help keep the database clean.
