Featherward opens on its own when your champ select starts: both teams, your matchup, the build and runes that work at your rank. Once the game is over, it shows you where it was won or lost.
Coming soon. Free, no account, in English and French. Optional Premium later.
Featherward works before and after your game. During the game, it does nothing.
Until you lock in, you see your champions ranked for this game: their win rate against your likely opponent, their win rate at your rank, and what they bring when your team is short on magic damage or frontline.
Up top, both teams with their roles and the enemy ultimate cooldowns.
Your champion takes center stage with the most played build at your rank, and the one that wins the most when they differ. Every number comes with its game count.
Runes and summoners import in one click, into a separate "Featherward" page. Your own pages stay untouched.
Open a game from your match history. Featherward picks out what went well and up to three things to work on, each with the exact moment it happened: a death far from your team, a drake lost right after, gold sitting in your pocket, a missed teamfight.
It doesn't grade you. It points at specific moments of your game.
Objectives pinned on your team's gold curve, with the game's own icons: drakes, Baron, Herald, Voidgrubs, towers. Hover one to see who took it and who was there.
Where the kills happened, where you died, where you spent your time. Click a dot to replay the fight: who was there, and what it cost.
Click the feather next to the clock: your rank, your recent form, your roles, your champions and your last games. It works outside champ select too.
Nothing to set up: Featherward reads your League of Legends client.
A feather shows up next to the clock. At rest, it uses about 5 MB of memory and no CPU.
As soon as champ select starts, the window opens and follows your team's picks, bans and hovers.
During the game, Featherward does nothing. Afterwards, open the game from your match history.
Everything you've seen above is free, and will stay free. Premium adds two big features for players who want to go further.
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€3 a month or €30 a year
Coming after launch. Recording only runs if you turn it on.
Featherward doesn't read game memory and does nothing in game. It only uses what Riot opens to third-party tools.
About 5 MB at rest, and nothing at all during the game: its window closes before loading.
Install it, it reads your client. No sign-up, no ads, no tracking.
Everything is computed on your computer. What it reads, and what it keeps.
No. At rest, it uses about 5 MB and no CPU. Its window only exists during champ select, and closes before the game, or when you open it yourself.
From recent ranked games at your rank and on your server, fetched with Riot's official API. The game count is always shown, and a build played too few times is never pushed forward.
From your client, which keeps the details of your last 20 games. Featherward reads them when you open one and does the math on your PC.
Featherward follows Riot's rules for third-party tools: it only shows what the client already shows or general stats, unmasks no one, makes no decision for you and does nothing during the game.
The core of it, yes, and it will stay that way. Premium, at €3 a month or €30 a year, will add game recording and the Data Studio. See what's free and what's Premium.
Windows, like the League of Legends client. In English or French, following your client's language.