Teams
1,599
Players
7,743
Games
28,084
LoL-Tracker isn't endorsed by Riot Games and doesn't reflect the views or opinions of Riot Games or anyone officially involved in producing or managing League of Legends.
1,599
7,743
28,084
LoL-Tracker isn't endorsed by Riot Games and doesn't reflect the views or opinions of Riot Games or anyone officially involved in producing or managing League of Legends.
If your structure lives on Discord, tournaments, scrims, and member support - not a VC-backed esports brand - LoL Tracker is still a serious option for the League side: one shared space for your rosterβs games, transparent stats for coaches and admins, and imports for customs the public API will never show.
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Met us in an LFP or recruiting thread? This is a calm intro for boards, captains, and volunteers - not a sales page.
A web app where you create a team, link your playersβ Riot IDs, and keep a living dashboard: games, trends, MVP-style ratings, and history anyone on staff can open. It complements what you already do on Discord or your site - a single trustworthy link when you debrief or onboard someone new.
Custom games are missing from Riotβs public match API. A small desktop helper reads what is already in your League client; you pick the games that count, and they land in your team timeline with the same stats layer as everything else - so reviews start from facts, not three different screenshots.
The coach reads what you track: prep angles tied to your comps, your history, and how your five-stack plays - useful between scrim nights instead of random solo-queue tips.
Treasurers, game captains, and members can share one URL: who played, how it evolved, what to improve next. Less βwho has the sheet?β and more time for events, coaching, and community.
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When your stack also queues Flex 5 together, LoL Tracker can track those games automatically and you can appear on the worldwide Flex team leaderboard. Many community rosters focus on scrims and events first - that is fine. Treat Flex and the leaderboard as a bonus when it matches your rhythm, not a prerequisite.
Student unions, non-profit gaming associations, and multi-game orgs with a League line all start from the same workflow: document what you practice, add Flex when it makes sense. Pricing.