GetGood(GG) vs Sabu.gg

GetGood(GG) is a web-based League of Legends training and progress-tracking tool for players who want to review completed matches and structure practice. It uses Riot API data from a connected profile, including official rank and match history, to suggest tasks shaped by rank, recurring match patterns, champion, and role. Practice drills are available, and feedback is asynchronous. The Free plan costs nothing, billed €0.00/ week in the weekly billing preview; it includes 3 match reviews per week, 5 AI coach messages per week, and one active champion mastery track. AI chat can explain task instructions and suggest next actions. Pro and Max include completed-match summaries, recent-game pattern analysis, historical item and rune information, and weekly and monthly progress reporting. GetGood says its Riot data use excludes scouting enemy accounts, analyzing hidden opponents, dodge recommendations, private identity exposure, unofficial MMR or ELO calculations, and live-game commands. Personal and gameplay data are retained as reasonably necessary, with periods varying by data category and account status. Paid checkout and plan changes are unavailable while Riot approval is pending; payment flows are sandbox-only until then. The listed paid starting price is €7.99, but checkout availability is limited.

Sabu.gg is a free desktop app for competitive gamers, combining duo matching, voice, screen sharing, coaching and game data. Players can look for a duo by rank and role, then use voice chat and screen sharing to review a game with a partner or coach. The app offers real coach-led classes and displays match history and performance information. It also lists replay analysis, practice drills and coach collaboration. Groups organized by rank and region provide a community feature. The maker currently highlights League of Legends; Valorant, CS2 and Dota are listed as planned additions. Downloads are listed for Windows, macOS Intel, macOS Silicon and Linux. The app is free to download and does not require a credit card. Tournaments with prizes are described as coming soon, and paid tournaments are still to come. The site says essential cookies are required, while non-essential analytics and marketing cookies need prior granular consent that users can withdraw. Sabu.gg describes itself as a desktop home for competitive gamers.