RiftRec draws your cursor trail, click markers and a live clicks-per-minute wave over every recorded League game — the only recorder that lets you actually watch your mechanics instead of guessing.
Record a game and RiftRec paints your inputs over the replay — no spreadsheet, just what your hands actually did.
The exact path your mouse took — spot overhandling, wasted travel and panic clicks.
Left and right clicks marked where they landed, so you can see attack-move vs move-command habits.
A live clicks-per-minute wave along the timeline — see when you slow down, tilt or go idle.
Spacebar / camera-lock taps tracked too — a real read on your map awareness and camera discipline.
Keys and mouse buttons on screen — great for VOD review and for streamer overlays in OBS.
Input is read at the OS level and video uses your GPU encoder, so your game stays smooth.
KDA and CS can't show how you played the fight. Your click pattern can — over-clicking, mis-clicks and hesitation jump out immediately.
Low camera-recenter counts and long idle stretches are a classic map-awareness leak. Now you can see it, not guess it.
Compare your CPM and cursor economy across games and watch your mechanics actually improve.
Grab the free Windows app. Run it as administrator so it can capture your clicks.
RiftRec auto-records and logs every click, cursor move and camera recenter.
Toggle the click overlay on your VOD and review your mechanics frame by frame.
A click tracker records where and how often you click during a game and draws it back over your recording — cursor trail, left/right click markers and a live clicks-per-minute (CPM/APM) wave — so you can review your mechanics instead of guessing.
No. RiftRec reads your input and records game-only video with your GPU's hardware encoder, so in-game FPS stays smooth.
Yes. RiftRec doesn't read or change the game — it only records your screen and your own input. The click overlay just needs the app run as administrator to capture clicks.
Yes. Click and CPM tracking is part of RiftRec's free tier, forever — no account needed to record locally.