Privacy

Privacy

Last updated on 24 September 2026

League Leveling ranks League of Legends players within each individual champion. There is no sign-up, no login and no account: everything here is built from match data the Riot Games API makes public. This page says exactly what that means for you.

Where the data comes from

Two sources, both from Riot Games. The Riot Games API supplies the ranked ladder and the ranked solo/duo matches (queue 420) that every number on this site is computed from. Data Dragon, Riot's public asset CDN, supplies champion, item, rune and summoner-icon art.

Champion art is loaded by your browser directly from Riot's CDN. That means Riot's servers see those image requests, exactly as they would on any site that shows League art.

What we read about a player

The PUUID, which is the opaque player identifier Riot issues; the Riot ID (name and tag); the summoner icon and level; the current rank, division and LP; and, for each ranked solo/duo match, the champion played, the result, kills, deaths, assists, creep score, damage, gold, items, runes, summoner spells, role, duration and date.

That is the whole list. It is the same information any player can see on their own match history in the game client.

Why you are here without having signed up

Because a per-champion ranking only means something if it covers everyone who plays that champion, not only the people who came looking for it. Players enter the ranking in two ways: by appearing on the ranked ladder that Riot publishes, or by appearing in a match that was already collected because another ranked player was in it.

Nothing here is private information, and nothing was obtained by any means other than the official API. Even so, if you would rather not appear, see the removal section below.

What is never collected

No email address, no password, no payment data — there is no account to attach them to. No in-game chat, no voice, no normal, ARAM or Arena games: only ranked solo/duo. No advertising trackers and no third-party cookies.

We measure site traffic with Umami, which runs on our own server: it counts visits and page views without cookies, without storing your IP address and without sending anything to third parties.

How long it is kept

Individual matches are kept for 45 days and then deleted — they exist to compute the current ranking, not to be an archive.

The per-player, per-champion aggregate is kept indefinitely, and so is the daily snapshot of each ranking. That is deliberate: a site about staying at the top has to be able to say how long someone stayed there.

Removal

Write to us with your Riot ID and we will remove you from the rankings and delete the data tied to your PUUID. No justification needed.

One honest caveat: while your account remains on the public ranked ladder, later collection runs could find it again. Tell us in the message and we will keep it on an exclusion list so that does not happen.