Your League client, from the sofa.
Ward runs beside the League of Legends client and puts lobby, queue, ready check and champ select on your phone — so you can walk away and still accept, pick and ban.
What it does
Never miss a queue pop
Accept or decline from wherever you are, with the timer ticking in front of you.
Champ select, properly
Pick, ban, hover, swap roles and pick order, trade, and take rerolls and bench swaps in ARAM.
Lobby and party
Create a lobby, invite friends, read and write lobby chat, switch queue without breaking up the party.
Runes and spells
Switch rune pages and summoner spells, with D and F kept where you put them.
Getting it
- Download Ward onto the PC that runs League, and leave it in the tray.
- Open its window, press Pair a device, and scan the code with your phone.
- That's it — the phone opens Ward and follows the client.
Windows only for now. Ward keeps itself up to date after that, and asks before restarting so an update never lands in the middle of a game.
On your phone
The web app works in any modern browser, on your own network or through this site. A native iPhone app is planned, mostly so a queue pop can push a notification.
About the connection
Your phone and your PC talk to each other through an encrypted session that this site cannot read: pairing happens directly between the two devices, and everything after it is end-to-end encrypted. This server only passes sealed messages along, because your PC at home isn't reachable from the internet by itself.
Ward only uses the League client's own interface — the same things you could click yourself. It never touches the game.