Is UP! free?
Yes. You download it from GitHub Releases at no cost. There is no UP! account to create and no Riot API key to enter: it works with the League client you are already signed in to.
Which Macs does UP! run on?
Any Mac with macOS 14 Sonoma or later and the League client installed. One build runs on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Does UP! read game memory or inject into League?
No. UP! only talks to interfaces Riot's own software exposes: the client's local API (LCU) and the Live Client Data API during a game, plus public statistics from op.gg. It never reads or writes game memory, never injects into the game and never touches Vanguard.
Can using UP! get my account banned?
Only Riot decides that, so nobody can promise it. What UP! does is limited to things you could do by hand in the client: it does not pick or ban for you, does not reveal names the client hides in ranked champ select and never shows information the game hides from you. The LCU is not officially supported, so a client patch can change it.
Does UP! pick or ban champions for me?
No. It ranks the champions you own, explains each score and suggests bans, but you make every pick and ban yourself. What it can do on its own is accept the ready check and import your runes, summoner spells and item set once you lock in.
Why does macOS block UP! the first time I open it?
The build is signed ad hoc and not notarized by Apple, so macOS asks once. Open UP!, then click Open Anyway in System Settings, Privacy and Security. On macOS 14, right-click UP! and choose Open instead.
Does the in-game HUD work in fullscreen?
The HUD draws over League in windowed or borderless mode, so set the game's window mode to one of those. Control, Shift and H hide it whenever you want a clean screen.
Where do the builds and tier lists come from?
Build statistics, the tier list, account search and profiles on other servers come from op.gg. UP! is not affiliated with op.gg. Your own mastery, recent games and LP come from your League client.
Which languages does UP! support?
Ten: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Czech and Slovak. You switch between them in Settings without restarting the app.