Esports Charts Adds Ukrainian-Language Platform Ahead of IEM

Esports Charts has launched a full Ukrainian-language interface on its website, allowing users to browse tournament, team and player pages in Ukrainian. The localized site went live before the IEM Cologne Major 2026, which begins June 2 and will include an official Ukrainian broadcast.

The Ukrainian version translates the platform’s statistics and analytics, covering live viewership figures, historical charts and tournament pages. The feature is available now on the Esports Charts website for Ukrainian-speaking users.

Esports Charts said the rollout follows sustained audience activity from Ukraine. Ukrainian-language streams have regularly ranked among top performers at major Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2 events. At The International 2025 and the StarLadder Budapest Major, Ukrainian broadcasts placed fifth among all official streams by total watch time.

Founded in Ukraine in 2016, Esports Charts already offers interfaces in English, Portuguese, Turkish and Japanese. The company plans to refine the Ukrainian localization over time and invited users to submit feedback through a form on the site. Announcements and updates in Ukrainian will be posted on its accounts on X and Telegram.

Artyom Odintsov, co-founder and CEO of Esports Charts, noted the Ukrainian esports community’s long connection to the product and said the team is glad users can now access data and analytics in their native language.