Privacy Policy

We collect nothing you type except searches, which are processed to answer them and not tied to you. The site sets no cookies and uses no client-side tracking or analytics identifiers.

Match and player data originates from Riot Games' public developer API, which exposes it for exactly this kind of site. A player enters the system when a crawled match includes them or when someone searches their Riot ID. We are not affiliated with Riot Games, and this site is not where Riot's own data practices are governed — those are covered by Riot's privacy notice.

We process this data under legitimate interest: computing and publishing competitive statistics from match data that is already public through Riot's API, in a way players of a ranked game mode reasonably expect — the same basis every established League stats site operates on. Server logs are processed for security and reliability.

• Match archive and ratings: kept while the site operates, because ratings are recomputed from full match history and truncating it would corrupt them.
• Riot IDs and profile icons: refreshed from Riot and kept while the player appears on the site; deleted automatically when Riot signals the account was deleted, or on request (section 6).
• Server logs: kept days to weeks, long enough to debug and detect abuse, then discarded.

Nobody, except the infrastructure that runs the site (hosting and content delivery providers), which processes data on our behalf. We do not sell or rent personal data, and there is no advertising on the site.

You can ask what data the site holds about your Riot ID, and you can ask us to remove your profile. Email [email protected] from a way we can verify the account is yours (or include a Riot ID change or in-game confirmation we can check). We will answer within 30 days.

Removal is also automatic. When Riot processes an account deletion (including right-to-be-forgotten requests made to Riot), it renames the deleted account in its API. The site re-checks every stored account against Riot's API on a roughly 30-day cycle, and when it sees that rename it applies the same removal on its own — no email needed.

Either way, removal deletes your Riot ID and profile icon and removes your profile from leaderboards, search, and teammate lists; archived matches stay viewable but show no name. What remains is pseudonymous: match records, ratings, and the raw match data as Riot served it are kept under Riot's opaque player identifier (the PUUID in section 1), because every Arena match involves 17 other players whose ratings are recomputed from the same shared history. Depending on where you live you may have additional rights (access, correction, deletion, portability, objection) under laws such as the GDPR or CCPA; the same email is the way to exercise them. We honor these requests regardless of jurisdiction.

The site is not directed at children under 13, has no accounts, and collects no data beyond what is described above.

The site is operated from the United States and data is processed there. If you access it from elsewhere, your requests are handled under this policy wherever the servers run.

We may update this policy; the date above changes when we do. Material changes to what we collect would be described here, not slipped in silently.

[email protected] — also see the Terms of Service and Legal & attribution.