I’m a player
Set up automatic recording, check your audio, and play your next match.
Set up recordingSee how it works
One game. A useful second look.
Latest desktop build preview
Finish a match
Auto-record saves the game locally when recording ends.
Open the recording
Find your saved game in Videos and press play.
Inspect a moment
Pause or seek to a decision; use available match data for context.
Leave a note
Keep timestamped feedback attached to the moment.
Review together
Upload by choice and watch in sync with a friend or coach.
I’m a coach
Open Review in your browser, sign in, and bring a VOD into a room.
Open browser ReviewFor synchronized VOD review, invited participants need a browser, a free RiftRec account and access to the room/video. They do not need the Windows recorder. Temporary guest links are for calls, not full VOD review.
From the first queue to the last reviewLess looking for the moment.
Less looking for the moment.
More learning from it.
01 / RecordPlay your game.
Play your game.
Keep the recording.
Turn on auto-record for your supported queues. RiftRec saves each match to your PC and brings your recordings, clips and match details together.
How recording works
A library of your gamesSaved on your PC
02 / UnderstandThe match.
The match.
And the details.
Revisit your decisions with match stats, cursor trails and click data alongside the recording. Create a clip when a moment is worth another look.
Explore mouse trackingContext for each replayReview at your pace
Gym · Development preview
See where to focus next.
A look inside Gym: the progress radar, concept grades and reviewed plays, together in one view.
Explore the Gym preview
03 / Review togetherSame moment.
Same moment.
Another perspective.
Bring your coach, duo or team into the review. Watch a synchronized VOD, talk in voice, and share your screen in one room.
Open RiftRec Review
Watch together
Synchronized playback keeps everyone on the same moment.
Talk it through
Voice, screen sharing and webcams in your review room.
Keep it yours
Record locally. Choose what to upload and who to share it with.
Available now
Record, review, and learn from your games.
See your progress
Match history and available game stats help you compare games and revisit the decisions behind the numbers.
Explore the featuresKeep feedback at the right moment
Timestamped notes, marks and drawings give the next review a starting point. Shared playback keeps the conversation on the same moment.
Explore the featuresYour League setup, kept together
Available in desktop 0.1.44In desktop 0.1.44, edit League settings and hotkeys, choose automatic cloud backup, and download game.cfg, Input.ini and PersistedSettings.json together as a ZIP from your Review profile.
Explore the featuresFits the way you playStart simple.
Start simple.
Go deeper when you need to.
Record for free.
Free recording. Eligible existing accounts receive 30 days of Pro. The 21 October 2026 grant keeps eligible existing accounts on Pro through at least 20 November 2026 (UTC). Sign in to check your plan and expiry.
Compare plansTake review with you.
Record your League matches on Windows. Use RiftRec on Android to review your VODs and join review rooms on the go.
Get it on Google PlayFind your next step.
Set up your recording, choose your settings, or build a repeatable VOD review routine with the RiftRec guides.
Read the guidesA few things to know
Before your first recording.
Is RiftRec free?
Free recording. Eligible existing accounts receive 30 days of Pro. The 21 October 2026 grant keeps eligible existing accounts on Pro through at least 20 November 2026 (UTC). Sign in to check your plan and expiry.
How does RiftRec limit recording overhead?
RiftRec can use supported AMD, NVIDIA or Intel hardware encoders and game-window capture. Actual performance depends on your PC, game settings and selected recording settings.
Why does click tracking request administrator access?
The optional click overlay uses operating-system input capture and requests administrator access to record clicks reliably. Recording can be used without enabling click tracking.
Where are my recordings stored?
Recordings are stored locally as H.264 MP4 files. A file is uploaded only when you choose an upload or sharing feature.
What’s next for RiftRec
In 0.1.44, automatic coaching and post-game Review are enabled by default for signed-in Pro accounts, respecting existing opt-outs. Basic Home and Game review remain available without signing in.
✓ Done
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Recording optimization
Game-only capture with compatible hardware encoders to reduce CPU encoding work.
✓ Done
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Click & CPM tracking
Cursor trail, click markers and a live clicks-per-minute wave drawn over your VOD.
✓ Done
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Team Review rooms
Synced VOD review with voice, notes and marks for your whole team or coach.
In development
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AI Macro Coach
Intended to analyze map movement, objectives, rotations and wave states. This feature is not publicly available.
In development
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AI Micro Coach
Intended to analyze mechanics such as trading, last-hitting and positioning. This feature is not publicly available.
In development
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Game simulation
Replay key moments as practice scenarios — try a different call and see how it could have played out.
In development
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Habit tracking
Spot the mistakes and good habits that repeat across your games, and watch whether they're actually improving.
In development
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iOS app
The native iPhone app is in progress. For Android, see RiftRec on Google Play. Recording League matches still requires the Windows desktop app.
Waiting · Riot API
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Deeper live stats
Richer in-game events and live data — ready to ship as soon as we get the expanded Riot API access we need.
Roadmap is directional and may change. Want a say in what ships next? Join the Discord →
Your next game.
Your next insight.
League of Legends recording and review, with RiftRec.