Know exactly what to build.

Hexgate is a free real-time desktop overlay for League of Legends that recommends optimal items based on enemy team composition. It analyzes all five enemies and suggests the best items for each slot, powered by winrate and pickrate data from millions of ranked games.

Yes. Hexgate is free with 3 games per day including item recommendations, rune imports, gold difference on the scoreboard, and auto-updates. Hexgate Pro costs €4.99/month (or €3.74/month annually) for unlimited games, lane matchup scoring, and OTP builds.

Hexgate uses an AI algorithm that analyzes enemy team composition (damage types, CC, healing, tankiness) and cross-references it with winrate and pickrate data from millions of ranked games to score and rank items for each build slot.

Hexgate reads only from Riot's official Live Client Data API, which is a public API provided by Riot Games for third-party tools. It does not modify game files, inject code, or interact with the game client in any unauthorized way.

Lane matchup scoring is a Pro feature that shows which items perform best specifically against your lane opponent. While the General tab scores items against all 5 enemies, the matchup tab focuses on 1v1 data for your lane, helping you win trades and duels.

Lane Scouting is a Pro+ card that appears when a ranked or Swiftplay game loads. Hexgate looks up your lane opponents in up to 12 of their most recent games of that mode (ranked, or Swiftplay in Swiftplay) in the role they are playing now and shows what they tend to do early: the enemy jungler's start side, level 1 invades, first gank and the lane he ganks most, and for laners early solo kills, early deaths, CS at 10 and roams. The jungler is only shown when his habits concern your lane. It needs to see player names: if League's Streamer Mode hides other players' names on your screen, only champion names are left and nothing can be scouted, so keep that option off (hiding your own name is fine). Players with fewer than 4 recent games of that mode in that role, or a hidden name, are left out. The card stays until 1:30 in game and comes back while you hold Tab. Free and Pro players see how many insights were found. How Lane Scouting works.

Clips is a Pro+ feature that records your deaths, kills and assists while you play, so you can rewatch them the moment the game ends. Coaches tell players to review their own deaths; Hexgate does the recording for you, with no replay files to open and no recording app to set up. Each moment plays in slow motion or frame by frame, with who killed you, where it happened and your gold and levels against theirs. Only the League window and the game's sound are recorded, and clips stay on your PC. How rewatching your deaths makes you better.

Recording uses the video encoder built into your graphics card (NVIDIA, AMD or Intel), the same hardware streaming apps use, so the game keeps its frame rate. Clips are recorded in Borderless window mode at up to your game's own resolution and 120 fps, in H.264 or AV1 with a quality you pick, and HDR monitors come out in normal colors. They are saved to your PC; you choose how many games to keep.

A Match Breakdown is the Pro+ AI analysis of a ranked, Draft or Swiftplay game. It is built from the game's own timeline right after the game ends and tells you what hurt and what helped, each with the evidence: your deaths and who was involved, the fights that happened without you, the objectives that fell while you were dead, your farming, vision and spending, all judged for your role. It uses AI to weigh those signals, but every sentence on the card is a fact from your game. See an example.