Leaguio

Season 16 · invite-only

The AI League coach that watches your games and never sleeps

Leaguio Coach watches every second of your recording, and every death comes back as frames with the numbers on them and the one habit to fix. Invite-only for now: get on the waitlist and we email when your seat is ready.

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OverviewCoachMomentsGold AdvantageChampion GoldHighlightsRunes & Build
Moments (12)
7 tags Map awareness 7 Outnumbered 6 Tempo 6 Objective setup 5 Fight positioning 5 Overextending 3 Vision 1

What stood out

6:52 Pushed past first tower with Twitch unseen 28s Overextending · Map awareness · Vision Open
8:34 Stayed farming bot while Horde spawned Objective setup · Tempo · Map awareness Open
9:13 Second Horde lost while pushing bot Objective setup · Map awareness · Tempo Open
9:31 Third Horde: still no rotation from bot Objective setup · Tempo · Overextending Open
20:10 Walked into a 5-man mid with Nasus split Outnumbered · Fight positioning · Map awareness Open
22:35 Chased Volibear into four enemies at 68% Map awareness · Fight positioning · Overextending Open
23:45 Solo mid at 89% while dragon falls Objective setup · Tempo · Outnumbered Open
25:04 Fought into your jungle with four enemies near Fight positioning · Map awareness · Outnumbered Open
25:25 Mid inhibitor lost while you were off map Tempo · Outnumbered Open
26:05 Baron given away from the fountain Objective setup · Tempo Open
27:25 Base siege met without your team grouped Outnumbered · Fight positioning · Map awareness Open
28:14 Final death defending 1v5 in base Outnumbered · Fight positioning Open
20:10

Walked into a 5-man mid with Nasus split

OutnumberedFight positioningMap awareness ✕
Frame 1, the decision: You: mid lane, HP 99%; Visible: Twitch 1 the decision · 99% HP
Frame 2, taking damage: You: mid lane, HP 60%; Visible: Anivia, Twitch 2 taking damage · 60% HP

HP 99% to 60% in 6s, Anivia and Twitch close to you.

Frame 3, the death: You: mid lane, HP 34%; Visible: Anivia, Twitch 3 the death · 34% HP

Last frame alive, HP 34%, Anivia, Twitch within reach.

At 20:09 you were in mid at 99% HP with Volibear, Wukong, Twitch, Anivia and Lux all visible within a screen of you, while Nasus was half a map away bot and Katarina half a map away top. Six seconds later you were at 60% and you died at 20:19.

Why it went wrong. All five enemies were on screen or on the minimap in one cluster, and only Seraphine and Viego were near you. That is a 3v5 by position, and Ashe has no escape once Anivia and Twitch close.

Next time. When you can see all five enemies grouped within a screen of you and two of your team are in side lanes, hold behind your minions and only fire from max range until Nasus and Katarina have arrived.

From a real review

Each move analysed in detail, based on what is on your screen

One moment from a real review, as the player got it: what happened, why it went wrong, what to do next time, and the frames from the recording it is talking about.

20:10 · Outnumbered · Fight positioning · Map awareness

Walked into a 5-man mid with Nasus split

At 20:09 you were in mid at 99% HP with Volibear, Wukong, Twitch, Anivia and Lux all visible within a screen of you, while Nasus was half a map away bot and Katarina half a map away top. Six seconds later you were at 60% and you died at 20:19.

Why it went wrong. All five enemies were on screen or on the minimap in one cluster, and only Seraphine and Viego were near you. That is a 3v5 by position, and Ashe has no escape once Anivia and Twitch close.

Next time. When you can see all five enemies grouped within a screen of you and two of your team are in side lanes, hold behind your minions and only fire from max range until Nasus and Katarina have arrived.

Frame 1, the decision: You: mid lane, HP 99%; Visible: Twitch 1 the decision · 99% HP
Frame 2, taking damage: You: mid lane, HP 60%; Visible: Anivia, Twitch 2 taking damage · 60% HP

HP 99% to 60% in 6s, Anivia and Twitch close to you.

Frame 3, the death: You: mid lane, HP 34%; Visible: Anivia, Twitch 3 the death · 34% HP

Last frame alive, HP 34%, Anivia, Twitch within reach.

Read the whole example review →

What an AI League of Legends coaching app can do when it watches

01

It sees what the scoreboard cannot

A scoreboard knows you died. The footage knows you were past the enemy tower at 66% health with Twitch unseen for 28 seconds, and that he showed up seven seconds later. That is the difference between a stat and a lesson.

02

It never invents a number

Every line under a frame is measured on that frame. The coach's captions may only point at what is there. A line the footage contradicts is dropped before you read it. No copium, in either direction.

03

It names the habit, not twelve tips

Thirteen habits cost games: overextending, map awareness, tempo, greed, and their kin. Each flagged moment gets one. Across your last games the coach says which one keeps repeating and whether it is fixed yet.

Getting started is easy

01

Install the recorder

Windows and Mac. Sign in once with the code it shows you. From then on it records your ranked games on its own and uploads them when the game ends. Every role.

02

Play

Nothing runs inside the game. If you switch it on, a small panel on top of the game shows what your past reviews say about this matchup while you load in.

03

Read the review

Minutes after the game: how it was won or lost, the moments that decided it as frames from your recording, the habit behind each, and the one line for next game.

Where it comes from

Built on what 3,317 players asked for

Leaguio Coach grew out of League Copilot, our earlier AI League coach, which talked to you during the game. Its players voted on what to build next. This is what they asked for, and what became this product.

  • 3,317Save the footage of each game and ask the coach afterwardsThe whole product
  • 1,578A coach message visible on top of the gameThe optional in-game panel
  • 1,220Strengths and mistakes across games, rank trackingYour patterns and the performance page
  • 240Automated highlights of specific game momentsThe storyboards

The League Copilot community is still where the players are: join the Discord, 498 members, or follow on X.

Where the other coaches stop

ReadsStat sitesIn-game overlaysMatch-history AI reviewsLeaguio Coach
Your match historyYesPartlyYesYes
Your recordingNoNoNoEvery second
Where you were when it went wrongNoNoNoPosition, health, who was in reach
A death, shownA rowA prompt during playA scorecardSix frames, measured
What it costs you in gameNothingAn overlay in playNothingNothing, or an optional panel with your own past lessons
The full comparison, app by app →

The habits

Thirteen habits cost games. Yours is one or two of them.

Every flagged moment is tagged with the habit behind it, and the guides say what each one looks like in your own footage and the one change that fixes it.

Overextending Overextending in League of Legends: why you die past the tower, and the fix The death you take past the enemy tower with an enemy unaccounted for, and the rule that stops it. Map awareness Map awareness in League of Legends: what it actually means and how to train it Not looking at the minimap more. Holding a running count of the enemies you cannot see. Vision Vision in League of Legends: the ward that would have saved you Not ward count. The one ward in the one path the killer took, placed before they took it. Wave state Wave state in League of Legends: read the minions before you make the play The four wave states, what each allows, and the deaths that come from reading it wrong. Outnumbered Fighting at a numbers disadvantage in League of Legends: the 3v5 you did not see Five enemies within reach, two allies in side lanes. The fight was decided at the count. Cooldowns Cooldowns in League of Legends: the trade you took without your escape The fight you started with Flash down and your dash on cooldown, taken as if both were ready.
All thirteen guides →

The framework

Meet your lane type

Lane DNA describes a bot lane duo with three letters. The first is the ADC's fighting reach: long, standard, or short. The second is how the ADC's damage is delivered: burst, DPS, or a real hybrid of both. The third is what the support is there to do: enchant, poke, pick, all-in, or ward off engage.

Jinx and Lulu are an LDE lane. Lucian and Leona are MBA. Put them against each other and you have named the matchup, not the winner. The letters say what a lane is. They never say who wins it, and that restraint is what makes them useful for learning.

Read the full framework →

What the coach writes

A review is a page, not a dashboard

Every free site already shows you the scoreboard. Leaguio Coach reads the match history and your recording and writes what a coach would: how the game was won or lost, the moments that decided it, and the one thing to carry into the next game.

  • A headline. One sentence on how the game was won or lost, grounded in the timeline, never in vibes.
  • Flagged moments, as storyboards. Each death, gold swing and missed objective as the frames from your recording, with the measured facts under each and the one lesson.
  • A score for how you played, independent of the result. A lost game played well scores high. A carried win does not.
  • Your patterns across games. Which habit keeps repeating, which one you fixed, and an honest word on whether you are learning.
  • One line for next game. Specific enough to act on tonight.

Leaguio Coach is invite-only. If you have an invite, sign in at the top right. If not, get on the waitlist.

Questions people ask before boarding

How is this different from stat sites and other AI coaches?

They read your match history: kills, gold, damage share. Leaguio Coach also watches your recording: every champion on screen and on the minimap, your health bar and where your camera is, every second. So a death is not a row in a table; it is six frames with the measured facts on each and who was within reach.

Do I need to record my games?

For the storyboards, yes. The Leaguio desktop app records ranked games on its own and uploads them. Without a recording, the coach still reviews the game from the match record: the headline, the flagged moments, the scores and the one line for next game.

Does it invent numbers?

No. Every line under a frame is what the coach saw on that exact frame, nothing more. The coach's captions may only point at what the frame shows, and a caption the footage contradicts is dropped before you see it.

Which roles does it work for?

All five. Deaths, gold swings and objectives are read for any role, and the footage knows where you stood whatever lane you played. Lane DNA, the bot lane framework, is the one part that is bot lane only.

Is it allowed by Riot?

League Copilot, our earlier coach, was approved by Riot and we are in contact with them. Leaguio Coach follows the same rules: it reads your match history and your own recording, and nothing runs inside the game.

Does anything run inside the game?

Nothing touches the game. The desktop app records the screen, and the review is written afterwards from the recording and your match history. If you switch it on, the app can show a small panel on top of the game while you load in, with what your past reviews say about this matchup. It is a separate window, off by default, and it never reads or changes anything in the game.

Does Lane DNA tell me which lane wins?

No, on purpose. A code describes structure: reach, damage, and support function. Who wins depends on the players, the jungle, and the wave. Keeping strength out of the letters is what keeps them honest.

Is Leaguio Coach free?

It is invite-only right now, and the waitlist is open. Put your email in the form on the home page and we email you when your seat is ready.