VALORANT team workspace

The desktop workspace for VALORANT teams.

Import ScrimSense or ScrimParser JSONs, build a searchable pracc history, and turn every round into player stats, minimap moments, economy context, opponent tiers, and review notes your team can act on.

Latest Windows build delivered through GitHub Releases.

LP-Hub desktop app screen showing the team workspace
How it works

One clean loop for every practice block.

LP-Hub is built around the moment your team actually needs it: before the lobby, during the match, and immediately after the scrim ends.

01 Capture or import the scrim JSON.

Use ScrimParse during the block or import ScrimSense and ScrimParser files afterward.

02 Play while LP-Hub stays out of the way.

The app can sit in the tray so your team is not distracted by AI tools during gameplay.

03 Review with tactical context.

History, filters, player stats, timelines, minimap events, notes, and AI Assistant Coach live together.

Product surfaces

Built around the real work after every scrim.

Team operations, ScrimParse imports, pracc analytics, AI Assistant Coach, and Strategy Board stay connected so the next decision always starts from evidence.

LP-Hub manager dashboard mockup
Team operations Hub overview Know the next block, roster coverage, tasks, and team activity.
Scrim Parser modal mockup
ScrimParse ScrimParse Start capture manually, minimize to tray, or import scrim JSONs from external parsers.
AI Assistant Coach workspace mockup
AI review AI Assistant Coach Turn match context, round notes, stats, and files into review plans and follow-ups.
Strategy Board map planning mockup
Strategy planning Strategy Board Prepare maps with agents, utility, layers, and references from actual round moments.
Scrim intelligence

From raw JSON to answers coaches can use.

LP-Hub enriches scrims with player metrics, map context, round events, economy states, and opponent metadata so review is faster than opening a replay from zero.

Pracc History Browse every imported block with map, score, opponent, date, official flag, and match details.
Advanced Filters Slice performance by period, map, agent, side, opponent tier, and official matches.
Player Analytics Compare ACS, ADR, K/D, KAST, FK/FD, clutches, form history, and weapon impact.
Map Viewers Inspect first kills, first deaths, ATK and DEF starts, spike plants, defuses, retakes, and post-plants.
Round Timeline Jump through moments, timestamped notes, plants, defuses, trades, clutches, and locations.
Macro Signals Spot attack speed, throw rounds, buy types, map trends, composition trends, and internal meta.
Security model

Match data goes to LP-Hub. Riot tokens stay local.

ScrimParse is local-first where it matters. It reads the Riot session on the user machine, supports imported JSONs, and sends match details plus scoped team metadata to your backend.

Manual startScrimParse runs only when the user starts parsing for a practice block.
Local Riot authRiot access tokens are used locally and are not stored by the LP-Hub backend.
Scoped ingestCollector API keys are limited to match upload for the selected team.
RevocableCollector sessions can be rotated or revoked without touching normal login tokens.
AI Assistant Coach

Ask questions while staying inside the workflow.

Open the quick composer, record audio, attach files, include screenshots, and analyze the scrims your team just imported. AI Assistant Coach works with LP-Hub context instead of treating every question like a blank chat.

Quick composerOpen a compact AI Assistant Coach surface without leaving the page you are on.
Voice notesStart and stop microphone capture for fast post-pracc thoughts.
ContextUse visible screen data, attachments, team history, pracc stats, and round notes.
OutputsDraft summaries, practice plans, CSV or JSON exports, and follow-up tasks.
Team system

Everything around the review, not just the match.

Scrim data matters because it lands beside the team's schedule, goals, boards, tasks, scouting context, and follow-up history.

Strategy Board Build map plans, utility ideas, setups, and review references with shared board tools.
Pracc History Track opponents, maps, scores, dates, details, notes, VOD context, and captured payloads.
Schedule Keep practice blocks, meetings, match days, and recurring routines visible.
Tasks Turn review points into accountable follow-ups for managers, captains, and players.
Player Goals Maintain individual targets across ranked, deathmatch, utility, review, and custom work.
Opponents Maintain automatic and manual tiers backed by private scouting and saved competitive data.
FAQ

Common questions before downloading.

Everything coaches and managers ask in the first conversation — invites, pricing, OS support, security, and how LP-Hub plays with the parsers your team already uses.

Do I need an invite to use LP-Hub?

Yes. LP-Hub is currently in invite-only Beta. Apply for Beta access on the request-access page and we'll send you an invite code.

How much does LP-Hub cost?

LP-Hub is free during the Beta. After the Beta ends we'll launch progressive paid tiers — final pricing isn't published yet.

Does LP-Hub work on Mac or Linux?

Today LP-Hub is Windows-only (Windows 10 and Windows 11). Most VALORANT players already run Windows because the game itself does. Mac and Linux are not on the near-term roadmap.

Does LP-Hub work with ScrimSense and ScrimParser?

Yes — LP-Hub imports JSONs from both ScrimSense and ScrimParser, including legacy match files. We sit on top of your existing collector instead of replacing it. LP-Hub also ships with its own local capture tool called ScrimParse.

Will using LP-Hub get my Riot account banned?

No. ScrimParse uses your local Riot session on your machine and never sends Riot tokens to the LP-Hub backend. Only match data is uploaded. The setup mirrors how other VALORANT scrim parsers operate today.

How is my team's data stored and protected?

Match data is uploaded to LP-Hub over an encrypted connection. Riot session tokens stay on the user's machine. Collector API keys are scoped per team and revocable without touching normal logins. A full privacy policy will be published before paid tiers launch.

Is LP-Hub open source?

A simplified version of ScrimParse will be open-sourced long-term. The full LP-Hub workspace itself stays closed-source.

How do I get started with LP-Hub?

Apply for Beta access, install the Windows app, register with the invite code we send you, then create or join a team and import your first scrim. The whole flow takes a few minutes.

Windows desktop app

Ready for your next practice block?

Install LP-Hub, capture or import the scrim JSON, and review the block from one place. The download is served through GitHub Releases.

ScrimSense/ScrimParser import Tray mode during gameplay JSON and CSV export