Last updated 9 September 2026.
When someone looks up a Riot ID, we store the public game data Riot's API returns for it:
All of it is public match data obtained from the Riot Games API. We collect no account credentials, no email addresses, no payment details and no device identifiers, and the app has no login.
To show match history and compute personal statistics without asking Riot for the same match again on every screen. Caching is also what keeps us inside Riot's rate limits.
Anyone who knows a Riot ID can look it up here, exactly as they can in the game client and on other match history sites. We do not sell data, do not share it with third parties, and run no advertising or analytics trackers.
Data is kept while the service runs. To have a profile removed, email bouningen13@gmail.com with the Riot ID and region. We delete the account record, its per-player match rows and its rank history.
The shared match documents themselves stay. A match belongs to eight players, and it is public game data rather than anyone's profile — removing it would delete the other seven players' records of their own game.
This service is not directed at children and collects no information from anyone directly.
Material changes will be reflected in the date at the top of this page.