Wardeye

Place the ward. See the table. Wardeye names the cards on the table of Riftbound streams on Twitch, on your own computer.

Wardeye is the ward you place on a Riftbound stream. Point at any card on the table to see its name and official image, as the video plays, live or on replay. - Marks the cards face up on the table and names them as they are played. - Shows the card when you point at it, how sure it is, and what lies under it, such as gear on a unit. - A panel beside the video: each player's legend and the cards on their side, and the plays of the match. On a replay, click a play to jump to it. - Paste a player's published decklist, and Wardeye looks only among those cards. - Choose what stays on the video: outlines and names, outlines only, or a clean view that shows a card only when you point at it. Choose how hard it works, for a computer busy with other apps. - Works in theatre mode and fullscreen. Turn it off and on with the power button on its badge, its toolbar button, or Alt+R (Option+R on a Mac). Private by design. The recognition runs on your computer, in your browser. No video leaves it, and Wardeye keeps no history: it stores only your two settings. Card names and images load from Riot's public card gallery. It reads only the table camera, never hand cams, face-down cards or the broadcast's hand lists. It is for watching, not playing: no player stats, no win rates. Free for everyone: no ads, no paid features, no account. Open source (AGPL). Alpha: results are published with every model. Wardeye is a community project by Federico Vietti. Wardeye was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project.