Pro feature · Custom & scrim games
Custom & scrim game tracker for your LoL team
Flex games import automatically through Riot's API. Custom games and scrims do not — they need a Pro subscription and our desktop Scrim Importer. It's a deliberate, heavier workflow built for teams that review practice blocks seriously.
This page explains why scrim tracking exists, what Pro unlocks, and how it stays separate from your public TeamScore ranking. For install steps, screenshots and the app UI, see the Scrim Importer tool page.
Scrim & custom tracking
Placeholder: Pro team reviewing imported scrim blocks beside Flex ranked history.
Imported scrims and customs never affect the public TeamScore leaderboard. That ladder uses ranked Flex 5 games only. Scrim data feeds your private team dashboard, AI Coach and analytics.
Pro plan
Built for serious review
Scrim import, AI Coach chat, faster refreshes and multi-roster support live on Pro. Flex tracking stays free — customs are the upgrade path when practice games matter as much as ranked.
Scrims & customs
Why it's harder than Flex
Riot does not expose custom games through the public API. The only copy lives inside your League client, so we built a small Windows app that reads your local match list and sends the games you pick.
Leaderboard
Private stats, public integrity
Scrims show up on your team page with MVP scores and AI analysis, but they never inflate or deflate your public TeamScore. Competitive stacks keep a clean Flex ladder identity.
Scrims vs customs — what teams actually track
Most orgs use the same pipeline for both: organized 5v5 practice lobbies. Scrims are usually full roster blocks against another team; customs can include internal tryouts, tournament draft rehearsals or sub nights.
- Scrims: block review, draft prep, opponent-specific debriefs.
- Customs: mixed rosters, new pick experiments, warmup filtering.
- Both import the same way. Pick real games, skip warmups and remakes.
Scrim vs custom
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What Pro teams get on top of Flex
Once games land on your team page, they use the same MVP logic and champion pool views as ranked Flex, with a separate filter so you never mix practice and ladder games blindly.
- Desktop Scrim Importer (Windows). Three clicks after a block.
- AI Coach chat powered by scrim and Flex history together.
- Invite other teams to scrims and keep shared context on Pro.
- Up to five rosters for orgs running multiple stacks.
Pro team workflow
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How to get started
You need an active Pro subscription on the team you want to import into. Flex tracking can stay free while you trial the product. Upgrade when your stack is ready to fold scrims into weekly reviews.
- Upgrade the team to Pro from your dashboard or pricing page.
- Download and open the Scrim Importer while the League client is running.
- Pick the games you want, import, then review on your team page.
Getting started
Placeholder: Scrim Importer desktop app beside team page.
Related resources
FAQ
Do imported scrims affect the public leaderboard?
No. TeamScore and the global Flex leaderboard use ranked Flex 5 games only. Scrims feed private analytics — never public ranking.
Why is a desktop app required?
Custom games are not available through Riot's public API. The Scrim Importer reads your local League client match list — no password, no friends list, no extra Riot login.
Can I track scrims on the Free plan?
No. Automatic Flex imports are free. Custom and scrim workflows require Pro because they rely on the desktop importer and heavier AI review tooling.
Where do I install the Scrim Importer?
See the Scrim Importer tool page for download, UI walkthrough and step-by-step install — linked from the button below.
Ready to import your next scrim block?
The Scrim Importer page shows exactly what the app looks like, how install works, and what happens after you click import.
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