Rift Ledger Companion

Keep a record of your RiftAtlas games and revisit the moments you care about. MATCH HISTORY Automatically save the match information displayed on play.riftatlas.com, including player names, legends, scores, results and available timing. Confirm or correct the result, add opponent experience, and review your saved matches. No separate Rift Ledger account is required. RiftAtlas sign-in is separate. OPTIONAL RECORDING AND CLIPS Start a recording session from the extension toolbar. Save separate game videos locally, mark highlights, jump between observed turns, and make clips with a visual trimming timeline. Open the full video library to search, replay, download or delete selected footage. Choose resolution and frame-rate targets up to 4K and 60 fps; actual output depends on the source, Chrome and your computer. OPTIONAL REVEALED-CARD NOTES Enable a movable, compact helper to remember opponent hand cards that have been visibly revealed. Duplicate copies share a count; mark one copy played, undo a mark, or add a name manually. Available card-image previews appear on hover. The helper does not read concealed opponent cards. Other reveal types may require manual entry. LOCAL DATA Match information, notes, recordings and clips stay in your browser profile. No analytics, advertising or cloud upload is included. You choose when to export a result or download a video. The optional card preview loads public artwork from RiftAtlas's asset server. Recordings include everything visible in the selected RiftAtlas tab, including any displayed chat; tab audio and microphone are optional. REQUIREMENTS Desktop Chrome 127 or later and play.riftatlas.com. Video recording requires your toolbar action and Chrome permission. Recordings are not synced between devices. Disable the extension to stop automatic match tracking. Game-page changes can affect capture, so review saved results. Rift Ledger is an independent companion and is not endorsed or sponsored by Riot Games or RiftAtlas. Riftbound artwork belongs to Riot Games. Screenshots use fictional sample matches.