Leakling is an improvement tool, not a stat tracker. It watches your own gameplay, detects the moments behind each death, and compares them to how the same situation might play out flawlessly — so you build better habits, one round at a time.
A deep-learning model trained on your own gameplay spots the exact moment and cause behind each death — crosshair, positioning, decision-making, and more.
Every flaw is compared to how the same situation might play out flawlessly. You see the difference, understand the fix, and internalize it.
After each match, Leakling suggests one thing to work on next. Your focus sharpens as your leak profile learns your habits.
Every match ends with a post-mortem: top causes, pattern breakdown, and a clear next step for your next queue.
All analysis runs locally on your PC. No cloud upload, no recordings saved, nothing leaves your machine.
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Install Leakling from the Overwolf store. Launch it alongside Valorant — it sits quietly in the background.
The overlay auto-appears on death with a 6-second timer. Tells why you died: Crosshair, Overpeek, No utility, Bad timing, Poor trade, or Others.
Switch to the desktop hub to see your cause breakdown, recent tags, and match history. Watch patterns emerge.
Each match auto-suggests a focus area. Work on it next game. Your leak profile gets more precise every session.
Leakling uses a lightweight screen capture to live-review the match as you play. It processes everything on your machine and discards it the moment each frame is analyzed.
Nothing is recorded or saved. No clips, no replays, no cloud uploads. Only anonymous death-cause tags and match stats stay on your device.
Leakling reads only what's on screen at the OS level — the same way streaming software does. It never touches the game process or memory.
No. Leakling is an improvement tool, not a stat tracker. It doesn't show KD, ACS, or headshot percentage. It focuses on one thing: the tactical mistakes behind your deaths and how to fix them.
Leakling never touches the Valorant game process or memory. It only reads what's on your screen at the operating-system level — the same approach used by streaming and recording software. Your gameplay, account, and system are left completely untouched.
Leakling is built to be lightweight. It uses a screen capture to live-review your gameplay while you play, and keeps resource usage to a minimum. It only reviews at full speed while you're actually in a match, and throttles down to near-zero otherwise.
No. Nothing is recorded, saved, or uploaded. Leakling live-reviews your screen in real time on your machine and discards each frame immediately after analysis. Only anonymous death-cause tags and match summaries stay on your device.
No. Leakling runs on any Windows PC that can run Valorant. It's designed to work on CPU alone, with no dedicated GPU or special setup required.
Yes. Leakling automatically detects which display Valorant is running on and captures from the correct screen, even in a multi-monitor setup.
No. Leakling works entirely through local screen analysis and doesn't require the Riot Games API. Your Riot account is never accessed.
Leakling uses a deep-learning model trained on gameplay to spot the moments behind each death — like crosshair placement, positioning, or decision-making. It compares each situation to how the same situation might play out flawlessly, then suggests one focus area to work on next.
Yes — Leakling is free. A demo is available now, and the Overwolf integration is coming soon. Sign up for the waitlist below and we'll keep you posted.
Leakling is built specifically for Valorant and its game mechanics. Support for other games may come later, but for now the focus is on making Valorant improvement as good as it can be.
Download the Windows installer and try the full demo — no live match needed. Mock mode walks you through the whole flow, and the detection demo works with your own recorded clips.
Windows 10/11 · ~211 MB · Runs fully offline — no account, no cloud
Leakling is in development and has been submitted for Overwolf whitelist approval. Leave your email below and we'll ping you when it's ready to download.
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