Porofessor

Porofessor is a League of Legends companion for player statistics, live-game information, and draft decisions, with tools for Teamfight Tactics as well. On Windows, its desktop app can suggest bans and counterpicks and import builds, spells, and runes into the League client. Matchup analysis and player tags help users assess champions and opponents. During play, overlays show live statistics and jungle and inhibitor timers; after a match, charts cover farming, fighting, vision, and objective captures. TFT features include team-composition guides, overlays, and tier lists for champions, items, and augments. Porofessor is also available on the web, with downloads offered through Overwolf or as a standalone desktop app. Its displayed statistics use normal and ranked 5v5 games from the last 30 days, and the FAQ says data comes from Riot APIs. The free plan costs nothing. Replay use requires exiting Riot Vanguard because it prevents the app from opening the game client for replays. Porofessor says it is not endorsed by Riot Games.

Porofessor combines League draft, match, and live-game tools with a separate set of TFT features. Its replay limitation and Riot disclaimer are worth noting before use.

It suits League of Legends players seeking draft guidance, opponent insights, and live-game overlays, as well as TFT players looking for composition guides and tier lists.

Porofessor is a free statistics and companion app for League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics. It suits players who want draft guidance, opponent context, overlays, and post-match breakdowns in one workflow. The breadth is useful for active players, while replay access and data-privacy considerations make it less suitable for everyone.

Overview

Porofessor combines a web service with a Windows desktop app. Its League tools span champion selection, live matches, player information, and analysis after the game. TFT receives its own composition advice, tier lists, and overlays, so the product is more useful to players of both Riot games than to someone seeking a generic tracker.

The service says its statistics use normal and ranked 5v5 games from the preceding 30 days and come from Riot APIs. That recent, defined window is helpful for current form and matchup context, but it is not a long historical record. Porofessor is published by Wargraphs SAS in Paris and states that Riot Games does not endorse it.

Key features

League draft support includes ban suggestions, counterpick tips, and importing builds, spells, and runes into the League client. This can reduce the friction between researching a pick and configuring it, making the desktop app a strong fit for players who want actionable preparation rather than a statistics page alone.

Matchup Review uses game data to present champion relationships, enemy damage types, and counters. Player tags are designed to provide a rapid read on opponents, which is useful when there is little time to inspect every profile. These aids inform decisions, but they remain context for a draft rather than a substitute for understanding a champion or team composition.

In games, live-stat overlays put performance information on screen, while jungle and inhibitor timers help track recurring objectives. Match analysis follows with charts for farming, fighting, vision, and objective captures. Together, these features give improvement-minded players several measurable areas to review instead of only a win or loss.

The replay system has a material constraint: Riot Vanguard currently prevents Porofessor from opening the game client for replays. Users must exit Vanguard before using that replay function, an inconvenient trade-off for anyone who regularly studies past games.

TFT support includes team-composition guides, in-game overlays, and tier lists for champions, items, and augments. It is a meaningful second mode rather than a token add-on, although players focused solely on League may have no use for those screens.

Downloads are offered through Overwolf or as a standalone desktop app. Support includes desktop troubleshooting, a contact form, and a Discord contact link.

Pricing

Porofessor uses a freemium model, with one published plan:

There is no paid Porofessor tier or trial term to weigh in the published plan. The free plan is therefore the natural choice for players who want to try the complete advertised toolset without a subscription commitment, while users who require a stated quota, seat policy, or premium support arrangement will not find those terms in the plan.

Platforms

Porofessor runs on the web and Windows. The desktop app is available as an Overwolf installation or a standalone download. Supported games are League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics, with match history, player profiles, rankings and leaderboards, team statistics, and live statistics represented across its feature set.

Who it's for

Choose Porofessor if you play League or TFT regularly and want draft recommendations, live overlays, opponent tags, and structured post-match review without paying. It is especially suited to players who act on matchup and timer information during a game and then use charts to identify weaknesses.

Look elsewhere if replay review is central to your routine and you do not want to exit Riot Vanguard, or if you need mobile or non-Windows access. Privacy-conscious users should also consider that Wargraphs' policy describes processing IP addresses, browsing details, player pseudonyms, and player IDs, alongside data-minimization and access-control measures; the policy page is dated 11/16/2022.

Pros and cons

• Pros: A no-cost plan covers draft help, imports, overlays, timers, opponent tags, and multi-category match charts.
• Pros: Separate TFT guides, overlays, and tier lists extend the app beyond League.
• Pros: Riot-API data and a 30-day normal/ranked 5v5 window keep the displayed statistics focused on recent games.
• Cons: Replays require exiting Riot Vanguard, adding friction and a security-software trade-off.
• Cons: Windows is the only desktop platform, and the policy describes collection of several identifying and browsing data points.

Alternatives

For a broad directory of strategy resources, see Game Strategy Databases. For tools centered on performance numbers, Game Stat Trackers is the more direct category. If overlays are your priority, browse Game Overlay Software.

Spawning Tool is a free, open-source-oriented option with replay extraction roots and far broader platform coverage, making it preferable when cross-platform access matters. OP.GG suits readers who want mobile apps, a free trial, and an optional $3.00-per-month ad-free plan. ValoLineups Pro is a free, forever web and mobile choice for Valorant lineups rather than Riot's League games.

Strats.gg offers a free Windows/web in-game app, with advertisements possible in its free version. AOE2.ai is a free, ad-free web tool with no paid tiers for Age of Empires II. AOE4 Command Center is a free web companion requiring no account. MetaTFT is the closer TFT alternative, with a free site and app plus a $3.00-per-month membership billed with VAT. Siege Codex targets Rainbow Six Siege strategy and coaching rather than League or TFT.

Verdict

Porofessor is a strong recommendation for League and TFT players who want a broad, free toolkit spanning drafts, live information, and review. Its main reason to choose it is the unusually complete combination of setup assistance, overlays, timers, and charts at no cost. Look elsewhere if you need mobile support, a longer statistical history, or replay access without shutting down Riot Vanguard.