The best TFT overlay for climbing
Pool counts, augment grades for your comp and the board AI, drawn straight onto Teamfight Tactics — plus auto-buy when you want it. No alt-tab and no second monitor.
What it draws on your screen
Pool tracker
The shop row, with the number of copies still in the lobby's shared pool printed on it.
That single number is the difference between rolling down with a plan and rolling down on faith — and it is the one thing the game never shows you.
Augment ratings for your comp
Three cards, forty seconds, drawn straight onto the selection screen.
Scored against the board you are on, not the ladder average — the popular pick is frequently the wrong one for your traits.
Positioning arrows
Where each unit should stand, drawn on your own hexes before the fight starts.
Auto-position can put the board back after combat scrambles it, so the arrangement you paid for survives the round.
Board AI
Add, keep and bench, by name, with the comps you could still pivot into underneath.
Three modes, from a quiet nudge to a full recommendation.
Auto-buy
Name the units you want and they land on the bench the moment they appear.
It simulates clicks on the game window — it does not read or write game memory.
What makes a TFT overlay the best
Want names rather than criteria? NoxuTFT, MetaTFT, Mobalytics, TFT Academy and TFTSense, side by side — price, free version, what each overlay shows and what it automates, from each app’s own pages.
Auto-buy, in a live game
Is this against Riot's rules?
The honest answer, in two halves. Display is the settled half: an overlay that shows you information the game already gives you — pool counts, augment ratings, opponent boards — is broadly accepted, and NoxuTFT never reads game memory or injects into the client. It draws a transparent window on top.
Input automation is the unsettled half. Auto-buy and auto-position click for you, and Riot's rules neither list that as forbidden nor explicitly permit it. Both ship off by default, and since Riot can change that policy, we don't promise they're risk-free — every information tool above works with them switched off.
Looking for something that plays for you? It doesn't — here is exactly what NoxuTFT automates, and what it won't.
What you need
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.
What is the best TFT overlay?
The one that reads your own board. Look for four things: augment and item grades for the comp you are playing rather than one rating for everybody, live pool counts on the shop, an update every patch, and no access to game memory. NoxuTFT is built on exactly those, for Windows 10 and 11, with optional auto-buy on top.
Is NoxuTFT free?
No. It is €19.99 a month or €139.99 once for lifetime access, with every tool included — no ads, no ad panel and no background telemetry paying for it instead.
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.
What do I need to install?
One installer, and nothing else. NoxuTFT is a standalone Windows application and the overlay ships inside it — no browser extension, no driver 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.
