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LoL post-game coachStuck in ranked?
Stuck in ranked?
Escape ELO Hell.Post-game coaching for League of Legends
You do not need to queue blindly again. Enter your Riot ID, analyze your latest ranked games and find the repeated mistakes holding you back.
Find why you lose LP
Detect hardstuck patterns
Clear plan to climb
How it works
From your Riot ID to a real plan for the next ranked game
Trenix turns your recent matches into a clear read: first it downloads your history, then it analyzes each post-game report, and finally it summarizes the patterns holding you back.
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Generate post-game reports
Each match is structured by pick, deaths, objectives, vision, tempo, build and key moments to review in the replay.
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Turn patterns into priorities
The full coaching report crosses several games and tells you which habit to fix first so you stop repeating the same ranked mistake.
What it analyzes
More than KDA: match context to understand why you lose
Isolated numbers do not explain a loss. Trenix combines stats, timeline and player context to separate one-off mistakes from repeated patterns.
Pick and plan
How your champion fits the composition and which win condition made sense to play around.
Deaths and fights
When you die, what that death cost, and which alternative decision you could have taken.
Objectives and tempo
Dragons, Herald, Baron, resets, pressure windows and moments where the map could have been played better.
Farm and economy
CS per minute, differences against your direct opponent or enemy jungler, and power-spike timing.
Build and resources
Items, spells, runes and signs of whether your gold became real impact in the game.
Review timeline
Specific minutes to open in the replay and review what happened, what you should have seen and what to repeat or avoid.
Not another scoreboard
OP.GG shows what happened. Trenix tries to explain what to improve.
Stats pages are useful for checking results, builds and quick data. Trenix exists for a different need: translating your games into practical learning.
It does not stop at win, loss and KDA.
It groups repeated mistakes to detect why you are stuck.
It gives you a plan for the next ranked game, not just a match card.
It includes specific moments you can review in the LoL replay.
A web product, no install required and clear limits
You can try Trenix without creating an account. If you sign up, you keep your history and coachings. Payments are handled with Stripe and web analytics with PostHog.
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Works on Windows, Mac and mobile
Payments handled by Stripe
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Frequently asked questions
Does Trenix replace a human coach?
No. Trenix helps you review matches and detect patterns, but it does not replace a professional coach or a personalized human review.
Can I use it without signing up?
Yes. You can search your Riot ID and generate basic reports without an account. An account is useful to keep history, coachings and settings.
What do I need to start?
Only your Riot ID, for example CAMAVINGA LOL#EUW, and the correct region. Trenix downloads your recent matches when the Riot service is available.
Does it work for every rank?
Yes, although the value changes by level. A Silver game is not reviewed the same way as a Diamond game: the report uses your current context to adjust the read.
Why is there a full coaching report?
Because one match can be misleading. The full coaching report crosses several games to find real patterns: repeated deaths, tempo problems, vision gaps or objective decisions.
Is Trenix affiliated with Riot Games?
No. Trenix is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Riot Games. League of Legends and Riot Games are marks of their respective owners.
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Which mistakes cost you the most LPWhen you die and give away objectivesWhich habit to fix first to climb