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Look up a player

Type a Riot ID the way Valorant shows it, Name#Tag, to see that account's public stats, if it has any.

How player profiles work

Where the numbers come from

Nothing here is read from Riot when you search. Valoranchi's desktop app reports a match once it has ended, from the machine that played it, and this page shows what was reported. So a profile is only ever as current as that person's last finished match, and an account whose owner has never run the app has nothing to show at all.

What is kept, and for how long

Match reports do not expire. Once a match is recorded it stays for as long as the database does, because one match on its own cannot tell you a peak rank or who somebody queues with most. That needs a history behind it.

Public unless you say otherwise

A profile is visible to anyone who knows the Riot ID, the same posture trackers have always taken. You can turn that off in Valoranchi's own Settings, or from your own profile page while signed in here. Going private only changes who may look. It does not change what is stored, and your own stats keep working for you either way.

Deleting what is stored

Signed in and looking at your own profile, there is a button that deletes everything recorded for that account: the match history, the Discord pairing, and every report of you as somebody else's teammate. It cannot be undone, and playing again with the app running starts a new history from scratch.