TFT Overlay

The TFT overlay that keeps your eyes on the board

Pool counts, augment ratings and opponent boards drawn straight onto Teamfight Tactics. No alt-tab, no second monitor, no Overwolf.

What a TFT overlay actually does

Teamfight Tactics hides most of the information that decides a game. The shop doesn't tell you how many copies of a unit are left. The augment screen gives you three names and forty seconds. Your opponents' boards are two clicks away at the exact moment you can't spare them.

A TFT overlay puts that back on screen. It reads what the game already exposes, works out what matters right now, and draws it in your field of view — so the decision happens while you're still looking at the board.

What NoxuTFT draws on your screen

Pool tracker

Every champion in TFT comes from a shared pool. Once you know how many copies of a 4-cost are gone, you know whether rolling for your three-star is a plan or a prayer. The pool tracker counts for you, live, and shows what is genuinely still on the table.

Augment helper

Three augments, one timer, and a choice that follows you for the rest of the game. NoxuTFT rates the options against the comp you're actually playing, not against a global average, so you're not picking the statistically popular augment that does nothing for your board.

Opponent history

Who you fight next, what they were holding last time, and whether the item you need is already contested. That's scouting you'd otherwise do by clicking through eight boards between rounds.

Auto-buy and auto-position

Your target champions land on your bench the moment they appear in the shop. Auto-position puts your board back the way you had it after a round scrambles it. Both are optional and switched off by default — see the note on Riot's rules below before turning them on.

Comp builder and auto-accept

Queue with a plan: load a meta comp or one of your own, and switch on the fly when the lobby tells you to. Auto-accept takes care of the queue button so you can step away between games.

Is a TFT overlay against Riot's rules?

The honest answer has two halves, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something.

Displaying information is fine. NoxuTFT never reads game memory and never injects into the League process. Everything on screen comes from what the game itself returns. Pool counts, augment ratings, item recipes and opponent history are all in the same category as a second monitor with a stats site open.

Input automation is a grey area. Auto-buy simulates clicks on top of the game window, exactly as if your hand did it. Riot's terms don't list it as forbidden, and they don't explicitly permit it either. Our ban rate today is zero, but nobody can promise you a number that depends on a policy Riot can change. The features ship off by default so the choice stays yours.

If you want the safest possible setup, run NoxuTFT with automation disabled. You keep the pool tracker, the augment helper, the comp builder and opponent history — the parts that win games by making you decide better, not faster.

How NoxuTFT compares to the other TFT overlays

  NoxuTFT Overwolf apps Browser stats sites
Runs without a platform layer Yes Needs Overwolf Needs alt-tab
Live pool tracker Yes Varies No
Augments rated for your comp Yes Usually global averages Global averages
Input automation Optional, off by default No No
Ads in the overlay None Common Common

Requirements

Frequently asked questions

What is a TFT overlay?

A TFT overlay is a desktop app that draws information on top of the Teamfight Tactics window — pool counts, augment ratings, item recipes, opponent boards — so you never alt-tab mid-game. It runs beside League of Legends rather than inside it.

Is a TFT overlay allowed by Riot?

Overlays that only display information the game already gives you are broadly accepted — that covers pool tracking, augment ratings and opponent history. NoxuTFT never reads game memory. Input automation such as auto-buy is a grey area: Riot's rules neither list it as forbidden nor explicitly permit it.

Does NoxuTFT need Overwolf?

No. NoxuTFT is a standalone Windows application. The overlay ships inside the installer, so there is no platform layer, no browser extension and no second account to create.

Is there a TFT overlay for Mac?

Not from us. NoxuTFT is Windows 10 and 11 (x64) only, and macOS is not on the near-term roadmap. If you play TFT on a Mac, no desktop overlay we know of works natively.

Will an overlay slow my game down?

NoxuTFT draws a transparent window on top of the game rather than injecting into it, so the game itself is untouched. There is no background telemetry and no ad panel.

Which languages does the overlay speak?

All twenty that Teamfight Tactics itself ships: English, Français, Deutsch, Español, Italiano, Português, Русский, Polski, Türkçe, 日本語, 한국어, 中文, Tiếng Việt, ไทย, Bahasa Indonesia, Čeština, Magyar, Română, Ελληνικά and العربية.