Champ select, decoded
Role-aware builds, runes, matchup context, and team composition signals before the game begins.
Vortex turns champ select, live-game context, and match history into focused guidance you can actually use.
Convert your first item advantage into objective pressure.
Vortex organizes the information around a match without trying to play it for you.
Role-aware builds, runes, matchup context, and team composition signals before the game begins.
A compact overlay for your own build, performance, and team score—with no hidden enemy intelligence.
Post-game grades, death reviews, recurring patterns, and progress views built from your match history.
These current Vortex screens use synthetic demonstration accounts and data. Select any screen to inspect it at full resolution.
VIEW FULL SIZE ↗After account linking, the dashboard brings ranked progress, recent matches, and repeat teammates into one starting point.
VIEW FULL SIZE ↗Role-aware recommendations, team composition signals, and personal history appear from information available in the League client.
VIEW FULL SIZE ↗The compact overlay compares the player's own visible performance with aggregate benchmarks and shows their next build step.
VIEW FULL SIZE ↗After the match, Vortex turns timeline data into lane differentials, death context, and an explainable gold breakdown.
VIEW FULL SIZE ↗The detailed match view brings together the scoreboard, player ranks, damage, gold, performance grades, and the exact loadout from the game.
VIEW FULL SIZE ↗Patch-aware tier lists can be filtered by rank and role, with win, pick, ban, and sample-size context kept visible beside every champion.
Vortex uses Riot-supported APIs and the local League client. During a live match, it limits itself to information the player is allowed to see and avoids hidden enemy state, timers, positions, and automated gameplay.
Vortex is a private Windows beta. The current product experience is documented above for Riot review; no public installer is offered on this site.
Screenshots show the current desktop experience with synthetic data.