Now boarding · Season 16
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. Get your ticket to your preferred league below.
Drag the stub to tear it off. That is you, boarding.
From a real review
The match record says Ashe died at 20:10. The footage says why. Under every frame, what the coach measured on that exact second: where you were, your health, who was visible, who had been unseen and for how long. The coach's words only point at it.
1 the decision · 99% HP
2 taking damage · 60% HP
HP 99% to 60% in 6s, anivia and twitch close to you.
3 the death · 34% HP
Last frame alive, HP 34%, anivia, twitch within reach.
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.
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.
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.
| Reads | Stat sites | In-game overlays | Match-history AI reviews | Leaguio Coach |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your match history | Yes | Partly | Yes | Yes |
| Your recording | No | No | No | Every second |
| Where you were when it went wrong | No | No | No | Position, health, who was in reach |
| A death, shown | A row | A prompt during play | A scorecard | Six frames, measured |
| What it costs you in game | Nothing | An overlay in play | Nothing | Nothing runs in game |
The habits
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.
The framework
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.
What the coach writes
Every free site already shows you the scoreboard. Leaguio Coach reads the match record 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.
Leaguio Coach is invite-only. If you have an invite, sign in at the top right. If not, get on the waitlist.
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.
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.
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.
No. Nothing runs while you play. The desktop app records the screen, and the review is written afterwards from the recording and your match history.
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.
It is invite-only right now, and the waitlist is open. Put your email in the form under the ticket and we email you when your seat is ready.