Copies left, on every shop unit
The number that decides whether a roll-down is a plan or a prayer — and the one the game shows nobody.
Pool counts, augment grades for the comp you're on, add/keep/bench by unit and positioning drawn on the board — all on top of the game, while the timer runs.
Most TFT helpers are websites you alt-tab to between games. This one draws on top of it — positioning included, arrows from where a unit is to where it should be — because the decisions it helps with all happen while the timer is running.
The number that decides whether a roll-down is a plan or a prayer — and the one the game shows nobody.
A grade, an average placement and a sample size on each of the three — scored for the comp you're playing, not for everybody.
Which comp you're closest to and by how much, plus the ones you can still pivot into. Three modes, because “strongest now” and “stay on plan” are different questions.
Over the XP button, worked out from your gold, your level and the stage rather than a feeling.
The meta in your pocket or boards you built yourself, ready to switch to when the lobby tells you to.
A full ranked game with the helper on, and auto-buy on its own.
“AI” gets stuck on everything. Here is what the board AI actually does, every shop, while you play.
The decisions that lose games happen with a timer running. That's where it sits.
Auto-buy and auto-position are input automation, and Riot's rules neither forbid them in writing nor explicitly allow them. They ship off by default. Our ban rate today is zero, but that depends on a policy Riot can change, and we won't pretend otherwise — every information tool above works with them switched off.
A program that assists you while you play Teamfight Tactics — counting the champion pool, rating augments, suggesting units and positioning. The useful ones run as an overlay so you never leave the game; the rest are websites you have to alt-tab to.
Yes — the big stats sites are free, and Mobalytics has a free tier. They're good at study between games. What they don't do is count the pool live or grade an augment against the board you're on, which is the part that needs to happen inside the round.
Displaying information the game already gives you is broadly accepted, and NoxuTFT never reads game memory. Input automation is a grey area Riot has not ruled on; those features ship disabled.
NoxuTFT's board AI reads your units, items and bench, matches them against comps built from millions of ranked games, and suggests what to add, keep or bench and which comps you can still reach. It grades augments for the comp you're playing too. It suggests; it never plays for you.
Yes. Teamfight Tactics runs through the League of Legends client on PC, and NoxuTFT is a separate Windows app that draws on top of the game window. Nothing is installed into League itself.
Get a licence on the pricing page; the Windows installer comes with it. Run the installer, paste the licence key once and launch a game — the overlay appears on its own. The full walkthrough is in the getting-started docs.
Not from us — NoxuTFT is Windows 10 and 11 only. No desktop overlay we know of runs natively on macOS, so Mac players are limited to browser-based tools.