About FragLy

FragLy is an independent Valorant stats tracker and coaching site. It is not a company, it is not affiliated with Riot Games, and it is built and maintained by one person.

What FragLy is

FragLy started as a personal tool. I wanted to look at my own Valorant matches without opening four tabs, and I wanted the numbers to actually explain themselves rather than sit there as decoration. It grew into a public site because the people I showed it to kept asking for the link.

Today it does five things:

• Stats tracking. Search any public Riot ID and get rank, RR, K/D, ACS, ADR, headshot percentage, agent performance, map win rates and match history — all computed from real completed competitive matches.
• AI coaching. A short written breakdown of your actual numbers: what is working, what is not, and what to focus on. No API key required from you.
• Training tools. A browser aim trainer with five drill modes, a searchable database of professional crosshair codes, and an agent lineup browser.
• Live game data. Real regional leaderboards, the official news feed, the full skin database, and the current daily shop rotation.
• Written guides. Thirteen free long-form guides on what the stats mean and how to use them. That is the part that makes the rest useful.

Where the data comes from

Player statistics come from the public Valorant match API, accessed through the HenrikDev API. Skin and agent assets come from valorant-api.com. News headlines link out to Riot's own official news pages, which is where the full articles live and belong.

Every number displayed on FragLy is derived from that real data. There is no demo mode, no sample dataset, and no placeholder statistics anywhere on the site. If a data source is temporarily unavailable, the affected panel says so or hides itself — it does not invent something to fill the space. That rule is deliberate and it is not negotiable.

What FragLy will never ask for

Your Riot account password. Your login. Access to your account. Two-factor codes. A downloaded executable. Any of it.

FragLy only ever needs your public Riot ID — the name and tag that every player in your lobby can already see. If any site claiming to be FragLy asks you for more than that, it is not FragLy.

How it is funded

FragLy is free and has no premium tier. Running it is not free — there are hosting costs, API costs, and compute costs for the AI coach. Those are covered by display advertising and by occasional voluntary tips from users who found the site useful.

Two commitments about ads: they never sit above the real content on a page, and no statistic, guide or feature is ever placed behind them. If the balance ever feels wrong to you, tell me — that feedback has changed the layout before.

The editorial approach

Every guide on this site is written specifically for FragLy. None of it is syndicated, spun from another site, or generated and published unread. The benchmark ranges in the guides are presented as what they are: working rules of thumb from competitive play, not official Riot figures. Where a number is not publicly verifiable — Riot's exact combat score formula, for instance, or precise per-act rank distribution — the guides say so rather than inventing false precision.

That matters more than it sounds. A large share of Valorant content online confidently states exact percentages that nobody outside Riot can verify. FragLy would rather be usefully approximate and honest about it.

Relationship with Riot Games

There is none. FragLy is an independent fan project. It is not endorsed by, sponsored by, or associated with Riot Games in any way. VALORANT and Riot Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Riot Games, Inc. All game assets, names and imagery remain the property of Riot Games.

Get in touch

Bug reports, corrections to a guide, feature requests, or takedown requests all go to the same place: the contact page. Corrections in particular are welcome — if something in a guide is wrong, I would rather fix it than defend it.