What's new

Team managers and coaches can now give each player their own daily or weekly Solo/Duo target while keeping an overall team target as the default.

Team managers and coaches can exclude substitutes or players on holiday from daily and weekly quotas, then include them again when ready. Excluded players do not receive quota reminders or completion posts.

Tournament teams on event pages now list players in Top, Jungle, Mid, Bot, Support order, with substitutes shown last.

Team managers and coaches can set daily and weekly Solo/Duo targets using stored matches, schedule CET/CEST Discord reminders, and celebrate players reaching their quota. Link your Riot accounts to track your progress.

Historical rank lookups now read the peak rank and LP shown in OP.GG hover details, separately from the end-of-season rank. Seasons without a recorded peak continue to use the final rank. Cached profile ranks update on their next scheduled refresh.

Player rank lookups now show the Riot profile icon beside the player name and link directly to their OP.GG profile, with guidance for updating stale rank history.

Look up a League player’s peak ranks and solo/duo match counts with region selection, season or split windows, rank icons, and live progress. Open /peak-ranks directly to use the tool.

Restored the missing Discord text channels, voice channel and Solo Queue Tracker for the newly created flex team.

Admins can create unofficial League of Legends flex teams with the usual Discord roles, channels and private team dashboard. Flex teams stay out of public team listings and profile team displays, and do not have official match reporting.

Team tools can now fill each Multi-Search role from a roster member’s verified main Riot account while keeping custom Riot IDs available. Draft prep also builds a Multi-Search link from the players selected for the match.

New visits now start in dark mode across the site. Anyone who has explicitly chosen light mode will keep their saved preference.

Draft Prep now groups each player’s blind-pick champions into a dedicated tier and shows their S–D comfort grade, making them easier to assess while planning a draft.

Captains, team managers, and staff can now tag each League of Legends player with their lane (Top/Jungle/Mid/Bot/Support), shown with a role icon and used to sort the Roster, Availability, and Champion Pool pages consistently (Top -> Jungle -> Mid -> Bot -> Support -> Coach -> Manager). In Champion Pool, coaches, team managers, and staff can flag specific champions as blind-pickable for a player.