Privacy and credits
What we keep
- Your username, and your password in a scrambled form nobody can read back.
- The last Riot ID you looked up, which could be a friend's. Your browser keeps a copy too.
- Cookies that keep you signed in and remember this device.
- When you were last active and how many lookups you've done, which only the site's owner can see.
- A short count of failed logins, by the username typed and by internet address, to stop people guessing passwords.
- If you link the Windows app: a token for it, and the latest snapshot of your game and champ select. That's champions, positions and scores, never player names.
- Your browser also remembers which suggestions you've dismissed in a game.
Who else sees it
- The site's owner can see your account details, whether the Windows app is linked, who used each invite and any note on who it was for.
- Riot Games gets your Riot ID when you look up a game.
- Cloudflare hosts the site and stores the data above.
- Pages across the site load artwork from Riot, and the login and privacy pages load a font from Google, so they can see your internet address.
There are no ads and no tracking, and nothing is sold. Other players show as champions only, never by name.
Removing your data
Ask the person who invited you, and your account and everything linked to it will be deleted.
Credits
Game data comes from the Riot Games API. The list of champion lanes starts from Meraki Analytics data, corrected against public guides. The rules on which items can be owned together come from the League of Legends Wiki.
Counterbuild isn't endorsed by Riot Games and doesn't reflect the views or opinions of Riot Games or anyone officially involved in producing or managing Riot Games properties. Riot Games, and all associated properties are trademarks or registered trademarks of Riot Games, Inc.