Game Analyser

Your VALORANT record, read back to you. Free, private by default, and honest about what it can and cannot see.

What it does

You enter your Riot ID — the name and tag you use in game, like Player#1234 — and Fragnet asks Riot Games what it knows about that account. There is no region to pick: we detect the shard you actually play on from the Riot ID itself.

  • The act currently running, so you know which season your numbers belong to.
  • Where the ranked ladder sits this act — the exact leaderboard positions and RR thresholds where Immortal 1, 2, 3 and Radiant begin on your shard.
  • Your own leaderboard standing, if you are high enough to appear on it.
  • Live server status for your shard, which sometimes explains a session that had nothing to do with you.
  • Your recent competitive matches and the stats that come out of them — win rate, agent and map performance, attack and defence round win rate, and how those move over time.

Match stats are not live yetRiot gates match history behind approved production API access, and our application is in review. Everything else on this list works today. Until it is granted, the Analyser says so on the page rather than showing you an empty chart and letting you assume you have no matches.

Games supported

GameStatus
VALORANTSupported
Everything else on FragnetNot supported — tournaments only

Fragnet lists tournaments across 18 games. Game Analyser reads only VALORANT, because that is the only game we have registered a Riot API product for. Adding another would mean a separate registration and a separate review.

What it deliberately does not do

Riot draws a clear line between tools that help a player reflect between games and tools that feed them information during one. Game Analyser is firmly on the first side of it, and is built so it cannot drift across.

  • It does not run during a match. It is a web page you open afterwards.
  • It does not overlay, hook, read or interact with the game client in any way.
  • It exposes no real-time or in-match information about anybody.
  • It gives no advantage while you are playing — only something to think about before the next game.
  • It does not scrape. Every figure comes from the official Riot Games API.

What we store, and what anyone else can see

Looking a Riot ID up stores nothing at all. If you then choose to save it to your Fragnet profile, we keep four things: the PUUID Riot gave us, your Riot ID, your region, and when you saved it.

Private unless you say otherwiseA saved Riot ID is visible only to you. Nothing about your VALORANT account appears on your public profile unless you turn on a setting that starts switched off. You can remove it at any time, which deletes the record — not hides it.

Match data is fetched when you ask for it and cached briefly so we stay inside Riot’s rate limits. We do not warehouse it, sell it, or use it to build a profile of you.

Our relationship with Riot Games

Fragnet is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Riot Games. VALORANT is a trademark of Riot Games, Inc.

We use the official Riot Games API under their developer policies. We use no Riot logos or trademarks in our branding. Community tournaments listed on Fragnet for Riot titles are run by independent organizers, not by Riot and not by us, and carry that notice on the listing itself.

Try it

Game Analyser is free and needs a Fragnet account — that is what keeps a shared Riot rate limit usable for everyone, and it is what lets you save your Riot ID once instead of typing it every visit.

Common questions

Is Game Analyser free?
Yes, entirely. There is no paid tier, no trial and no card.
Why can I not see my rank if I am Gold or Platinum?
Riot only publishes the Immortal and Radiant leaderboard. There is no endpoint in the public API that returns a specific player’s rank below that, for anyone — so rather than guess, we show you where the ladder’s tiers actually start this act and tell you plainly that we cannot see your tier.
Do I have to pick my region?
No. We ask Riot which shard your account plays on and use that. If you have a Riot ID, that is all we need.
Can other people see my VALORANT account?
Only if you choose to show it. Saving a Riot ID keeps it private to you; a separate setting, off by default, puts it on your public profile. You can remove it entirely whenever you like.
Does this work while I am playing?
No, and that is deliberate. It is a web page you open between games. It never runs during a match, never overlays the client and gives no in-game advantage — which is the line Riot’s developer policy draws, and we stay well clear of it.