Clairvoyant
Clairvoyant runs alongside VALORANT and League of Legends on Windows. It shows you who's in your match and adds some tools the Riot Client doesn't have.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. You need a licence to use it.
What it does
- Shows everyone in your match with their rank, RR, peak rank, leaderboard position, account level, headshot %, win rate, K/D and last RR change. You can hide the columns you don't want.
- Shows the names of players using Streamer Mode.
- Tells you whether you start on attack or defence while you're still in agent select.
- In League of Legends, shows your team's names, levels and ranks in champ select. Riot hides the enemy names until the game starts, but you can see their champions. Once the game starts, all ten players show up.
- Hovers or locks your agent when agent select opens. You can set a different agent for each map, or dodge maps you don't want to play.
- Lets you dodge from a button in the app. Riot's normal dodge penalty still applies.
- Manages your party and queue: open or close the party, invite codes, invites and kicks, and auto-requeue.
- Makes you appear offline or on mobile to your friends.
- Keeps your match history, and a watchlist of players with your own notes. Players on your watchlist are highlighted when they turn up in your match.
- Copies keybinds, crosshairs and other game settings from one account to another. Graphics settings copy too, on the same PC. You can undo the last copy.
- Also: see and unblock players you've blocked, mute VALORANT with a hotkey, set a fake status for your friends list, and change the app's colours.
Licence
One licence unlocks everything and works on one PC. Buy it on Ko-fi and the key and download link are emailed to you. Install Clairvoyant, paste the key in and click Activate Online.
Installing
Run the installer from your licence email. Windows will probably show "Windows protected your PC" because the installer isn't signed. I'm a broke student and I'm not paying $300 USD to sign it. If the app gets enough traction or support, I will. Until then, click More info, then Run anyway.
After that it updates itself. New versions install when you open it, and if it's already running it updates and restarts within a few hours.