Play with intention.
Keep your focus.

Decide what you're working on before you queue. Clutch keeps it in front of you all game, then shows you how it went.

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Clutch is a PC app. Open this page on your computer to download.

Clutch's live game view: your focus at the top, the current call, your lane against each enemy lane, objective timers and your own stats.
The live game view: your focus up top, what's happening right now, lanes and timers.

Three steps. Every game.

  1. Set your focus

    Before you queue, pick the one thing this game is about. Add a lane plan or a stat to track if you want.

  2. Play

    Your focus and the next objective come back while you play, as a sound or on the overlay.

  3. Post-game review

    See how the game actually went, update your focus, and take it into the next one.

1Set your focus

Decide what this game is for.

Before you queue, Play asks for the one thing you want to focus on this game, with space for a lane plan, a team plan and a stat to track.

In champ select, your plan stays next to the picks as they lock in, so you can think through both your lane and your teamfights.

Clutch's Play screen before a game: your updated focus from last game with a Use as focus button, your current focus with a lane plan and a stat target, reminders and Post-Death Reflections switched on, and recent matchups.
Prepare: your focus for this game and your plan.

2Play

A nudge when it actually matters.

It's hard to break a bad habit in the heat of the moment. Clutch reminds you while the game's still going: your focus on a timer you pick, objective timers before they spawn, and if you want them, wave timing, numbers advantage and the gold you're sitting on.

Clutch's live view 29 minutes in: your focus at the top, a Baron in 1:28 call, lanes against each enemy lane, objective timers and recent events.
In the app: later in the game, Baron up next, with lanes, timers and recent fights.
The Clutch overlay over a darkened champion splash with a minimap inset: a Dragon card at about 48 seconds with your focus and a Mid vs Zed lane bar, a Now card reading plus one up, and a Just now card reading won fight 2 to 1.
On the overlay: your focus, the next objective and a quick Now call.

3Review

Post-game review.

After the game, review how it went. We provide visualizations for CS and gold over time compared against your lane opponent, with your deaths and objectives marked on the timeline. Click a death to see how much gold you were holding, the three minutes after, and the note you left.

Clutch's review of one game: match stats, a CS timeline with deaths and Dragon marked, and the second death selected showing 1,200 held gold, the next three minutes, and a saved Post-Death Reflection.
One game in Review with a death selected.
How the plan went: the goal, the lane plan, a CS per minute target marked not met, and a 1 to 5 self-score with 3 selected.
Optional self-review
Refine your focus? Adjust your focus for next game if needed, with a text box reading check the next wave before joining a fight, shown on Play and in champ select before your next game.
We also provide you a space to update your focus for the next game while your thoughts are fresh.

Progress

Your next focus, recommended.

Progress compares your last 7 days with the 28 before, in the same queue and role, using only your own games. It shows what's working, what keeps going wrong, and recommends what to focus on next.

Clutch's Progress screen: the last seven days with games, results, focuses, self-scores and notes, then a strength, a recurring risk of dying while holding 1,000+ gold, a recommended goal with a Use as focus button, and the week's notes in the player's own words.

Progress after a week of games.

  1. Strength

    What's working.

    A stat where you beat your own earlier median, and how many games back it up.

  2. Recurring risk

    What keeps happening.

    A pattern and how often it shows up, like dying with 1,000+ gold in your pocket.

  3. Recommended goal

    One thing to work on next.

    Based on what keeps happening.

FAQ

What does Clutch actually do?

You pick what to focus on. Clutch keeps it in front of you while you play, shows you how it went, and helps you set your focus for the next game.

To do that, it brings together two sources: live data from the League client on your PC, recorded as you play, and your match history and timelines from Riot's official API. Together they give you a fuller picture of each game than either one alone.

Is this allowed? Can I get banned?

Clutch only reads the game data Riot's own client makes available on your PC. It never touches game memory, never sends input to League and never automates anything.

Pick your focus. Try it next game.

Set your focus, play, review, update. Then queue up again.

Clutch is a PC app. Open this page on your computer to download.