A self-contained Windows executable — no separate .NET runtime install, no extra dependency folder. Free tier and a 3-game trial are available immediately, no account required.
Yes. LaneWise only reads the League Client's local APIs (the same ones the client itself and other overlay tools use) — it never modifies game files, injects code into the game process, or automates input. See the full Data & APIs page for exactly what it reads.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Changed your mind? Uninstall it from Windows Settings like any other app — it asks on the way out whether to keep or delete your settings and license.
SHA-256, if you want to verify the file before running it:
5F0633E8D8F56EF27E700313C5F18851893472B32BC727B5A3DFB7B9D65826E1
In PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\LaneWise_Setup_1.0.0.exe
LaneWise is new, so your browser and Windows don’t recognise it yet. It doesn’t mean anything is wrong with the file — they simply haven’t seen enough people install it so far.
While it downloads, Chrome or Edge may say the file “isn’t commonly downloaded”. Choose Keep.
When you open it, Windows may show a blue screen saying it protected your PC. Click More info, then Run anyway.
Both messages stop appearing as more players install LaneWise.
Start it before or after the League Client — it connects automatically once it finds a running client.
The advisor window opens and starts scoring champions for your role as picks and bans happen. Free tier and Pro trial both work out of the box.
The in-game overlay appears automatically. Toggle it with the configurable hotkey (default F8); press F9 to enter edit mode and drag cards into position.
A post-game summary is generated locally. Free installs get 3 full-featured games per rolling 24-hour window; Pro removes that limit — see Features.
The Data & APIs page lists every local endpoint and external service the app talks to. For anything else, reach us at Support.