The LoL AI Coach That Shows Why You Won or Lost

After every game: why you won or lost

Right after a ranked, Normal Draft or Swiftplay game ends, Hexgate reads the game's own timeline and builds a Match Breakdown. It opens from your match history and says, in plain sentences, what hurt and what helped, with the numbers behind each call.

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1. The verdict. One line on how the game went: 2 things cost you this game, or A clean win. Nothing to fix from this one.
2. Whose result it was. How you played against the average player in your role, and whether the result was decided mostly by you, by your teammates, or by both.
3. One focus for the next game. The single thing that mattered most, turned into something to do differently, not a list of twenty notes.
4. The evidence. Each card is one thing that changed the result, backed by numbers from your game: You died 10 times: 5 after 13 min, 5 on the enemy side of the map, 6 to Yone.
5. A tip under each card. Chosen from how it happened: deaths to ganks while pushed get a different tip than deaths in a side lane after 20 minutes.
6. Your rank, your role. Your numbers against real games of players in the same rank and role: here, a damage share in the top 10% of Swiftplay players in the role.

What the scoreboard never shows

Under the cards, the rest of the game in the order it happened. Every part is explained with real games in Match Breakdown: why you won or lost.

Across games: the mistakes you keep repeating

One bad game can be bad luck. Three in ten is a habit. Hexgate counts the mistakes that repeat across your breakdowns, role by role, so you know what to work on, and when it is gone.

• Habits, counted. When the same mistake shows up in 3 of your last 10 breakdowns in a role, it is listed as a habit with its count, like Far from objectives, 5 of 10.
• Marked Fixed. Once a habit stops showing up, it is marked Fixed, so you see progress and not only problems.
• The focus knows. When the focus for your next game is a habit, it says so: Came up in 5 of your last 10 games as jungle.
• Measured against your rank. Your numbers are compared with real ranked games of players in the same rank and role, so my CS was low becomes bottom 20% of Gold players in your role, and a good game says top 15% of Platinum players.

Every death saved as a clip, ready to rewatch

Coaches all give the same advice: watch your own deaths. With Clips on, Hexgate records them while you play, and the moment the game ends every death, kill and assist is ready to rewatch. No replay file to open, no recording app to set up.

• Recorded while you play. Nothing to clip by hand. Your graphics card's video encoder (NVIDIA, AMD or Intel) does the work, so the game keeps its frame rate.
• Slow it down. Quarter speed, half speed or frame by frame. Every jump starts 3 seconds before the moment, so you see the setup, not only the result.
• See what went wrong. Who killed you and who got the final blow, where it happened on the minimap, and your level, gold and CS against your killer's.
• One click from the breakdown. Every recorded death in a Match Breakdown has a Watch button. The breakdown says why the death cost you; the clip shows you the moment.
• Stays on your PC. Saved in Videos\Hexgate by default and never uploaded. Only the League window and the game's sound are recorded, not your microphone or Discord. You choose how many games to keep.
• Your settings. 15 or 30 second clips or the full game with every moment marked, up to your game's resolution at 120 fps, in H.264 or AV1. Normal Draft and ranked are recorded by default; ARAM, ARAM Mayhem and Swiftplay can be turned on. League runs in Borderless window mode.

A one-minute routine for reviewing a death

Before the game: your lane, scouted on the loading screen

When a ranked or Swiftplay game loads, Hexgate reads up to 12 recent games of your lane opponents and the enemy jungler, of the same mode and in the role they play now, and lists their early habits with the count behind each one.

• The enemy jungler. Start side, level 1 invades, first gank and the lane he ganks most. If you play a lane, he only appears when his habits concern you.
• Your lane opponents. Early solo kills, early deaths, CS at 10, roams for mids and supports, and Teleport plays for top laners.
• Counted, never guessed. Every line shows its count, like 11/12. Players with fewer than 4 games of that mode in the role are left out, and the card never fills space with a guess.
• On screen when it matters. The card stays until 1:30 in game and comes back while you hold Tab. Escape hides it earlier.

How Lane Scouting works, role by role

Free, Pro and Pro+: who gets the coach

Every tier gets a match history with the real stats of each game, and the in-game build overlay. The coaching, Clips and Lane Scouting are Pro+.

Subscribe here, then sign in to the app with the same account. Already on Pro? Switch to Pro+ from the billing portal in the app. See all plans, or how the in-game build overlay works.

Hexgate vs other LoL AI coaches

"AI coach" covers very different tools. Here is how Hexgate's post-game coaching sits next to three well-known ones. For live and draft coaches too, compare AI coaches in our roundup.

We build Hexgate. Details about the other tools come from their own websites, checked on October 21, 2026.

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Your first breakdown in 3 steps

1. Download Hexgate

   Free for Windows 10 and 11. Sign in with Discord, Microsoft, Google or email. It installs in seconds and updates itself.

2. Switch on Pro+

   Subscribe on the website or in the app. The ranked, Draft and Swiftplay games already in your League client's recent history get their breakdowns right away.

3. Play your next game

   Turn Clips on once. When the game ends, a small summary says your clips and your breakdown are ready.

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