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League players on Mac have never had a real in-game overlay — Porofessor, Blitz and Mobalytics all run on Overwolf, which is Windows-only. Rift Companion is built natively for the Mac client. Lock your champion and popular runes + the current-patch build appear instantly. In game, it pins build and matchup/counter-build panels beside League, tracks enemy summoner-spell cooldowns, and shows your gold lead on Tab. It's read-only, asks for no macOS permissions by default, no account, and free.
Hi PH 👋 I'm the developer. I play League on a Mac and was tired of every companion app being Windows-only because they're built on Overwolf. So I built the overlay I wanted: native to macOS, read-only (official local APIs only — no injection, no memory reading), zero permissions by default, free. Build/counter data is from op.gg, champ data from Riot's Data Dragon. Not affiliated with Riot. Happy to answer anything — feedback very welcome.
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About Rift Companion on Product Hunt
“The native macOS overlay for League of Legends”
Rift Companion was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #115 on the daily leaderboard. League players on Mac have never had a real in-game overlay — Porofessor, Blitz and Mobalytics all run on Overwolf, which is Windows-only. Rift Companion is built natively for the Mac client. Lock your champion and popular runes + the current-patch build appear instantly. In game, it pins build and matchup/counter-build panels beside League, tracks enemy summoner-spell cooldowns, and shows your gold lead on Tab. It's read-only, asks for no macOS permissions by default, no account, and free.
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