Start with one intention
Set a focus for a block of games. Keep your champion pool and matchup notes close when it is time to queue.
A practice journal for League of Legends
Make every game
actually count.
The game ends. The learning shouldn't. Record the moments, write the takeaway, and bring one clear focus into your next queue.
In development · macOS 15.4+ · Apple silicon
A little more intention.
01Set a focus
02Save the moment
03Find the lesson
04Try again
The toolkit
Everything between
“gg” and getting better.
A home for the work around your games. Your footage, your thinking, and the patterns you can actually do something about.
Keep the whole game
Record League on your Mac automatically after setup. Match history and game stats join the session as games finish.
Catch the moment
Press ⌘J when something deserves another look. Your flags become places to return to, with notes and causes attached.
Find the lesson
Quick Review takes you through kills, deaths, objectives, and teamfights. Open the full film, annotate a moment, and write your takeaway.
Keep the useful part
Trim and export a moment worth keeping. Find saved clips together in the library, ready for your next review.
See the longer game
Follow your LP, champion results, and practice patterns. Put performance beside how you felt, not just whether you won.
Small steps. A better next game.
Close the loop
on your learning.
One intention before the game.
One useful observation after it.
Then a chance to do it differently.
MATCHBOOK / PRACTICE NOTES01 of 04
Today's focus
Check the wave.
Then take the fight.
Then take the fight.
PLAYINGBot laneAshe
THE CUEBefore I walk into river
A good session can start with one better decision.
Illustrative practice notes with sample data, not app screenshots.
THE NEXT TIME I PLAYNOTE 014
Leave yourself something useful.
I didn't need to win that fight.
I needed to get the wave in first.
Next time, look at the lane before
following the ping.
Example takeaway · written by the player
Your words are part of the work
Most apps give you data.
Matchbook gives you a mirror.
The scoreboard tells you how the game ended. Your notes help you remember why. Keep champion notes, matchup knowledge, learning objectives, and longer reflections in the same practice routine.
Bring it to your next coaching session ↗A practice that follows you
At your desk.
Away from the queue.
The Mac is the full practice workspace. Companion and web work bring parts of that routine to your other devices.
Made on Mac.
Record, flag, review, journal, and follow your progress in one native workspace.
macOS 15.4 or later · Apple silicon
Recording and hotkeys require permissions.
Keep it with you.
Matchbook on iPhone and iPad brings your library, insights, and optional Apple Health context into reach.
Full recordings play from a paired, awake Mac on the same Wi-Fi. Uploaded clips can play over the internet.
Companion · in developmentRoom to reflect.
The web app includes sessions, match history, stats, reflections, and notes, with writing and editing for reflections and notes.
Windows work is at an early prototype stage. Native Windows recording is not available.
Web in development · Windows prototypeNo public download is available yet. Ask about availability ↗ Core Mac practice works locally; an account is used for optional sync.
Good questions
Before you
queue up.
A few things worth knowing about where Matchbook is today.
Can I download Matchbook today?
There is no public download yet. Matchbook is in development. Email hello@matchbook.gg to ask about availability. This opens your email app; it does not sign you up automatically.
What does recording need?
A supported Mac, the League client, and macOS Screen Recording permission. Recording starts automatically when supported games begin after setup. Global hotkeys also need Accessibility permission. See the recording guide.
Can I keep my existing recordings?
You can import video files for review. Matchbook can remain part of your practice routine if you already record elsewhere. Capture compatibility and timeline alignment depend on the file and setup; importing a video is separate from live hotkey flagging.
Is this an AI coach?
No. The current product helps you review and reflect on your own decisions. Automated AI coaching is not part of the current product.
Do I need a Matchbook account?
The core Mac workflow uses local data. An account is optional for multi-device sync. Cloud clips and Companion access have their own setup. The privacy policy explains what is stored where.
Does this work for coaching?
Players can bring specific moments, exported clips, and written takeaways to a coaching session. Dedicated coach dashboards and a marketplace are not part of the current product. See the coaching workflow.
A better next game
starts with this one.
Matchbook is being built. Get in touch to follow along.