About VALO DIRECTORY

The catalog of everything worth using around Valorant. Independent, curated, and structured like a reference work rather than a fan page. We do not host those products. We catalog them and send you to the original site.

How listings work

• Each entry has a category, platforms, pricing, and last-verified date.
• Safety notes flag login risk, overlays, or abandoned projects.
• Anyone can submit a tool. New listings stay private until a reviewer approves them into Browse.
• Submissions store the project name, URL, and a short description — no accounts and no personal info.

How we order listings

We don’t rank. The catalogue is shown in a random order that reshuffles once a day, so no listing keeps the top spot and position carries no meaning. You can re-sort it yourself by name, or by when we last checked a listing.

We considered ranking by popularity and decided against it: whatever sits at the top gets the clicks, and would therefore stay at the top — which buries smaller projects for being smaller. Scoring listings against each other would mean inventing a number none of our data supports. Random is the honest answer until we have something real to rank on.

The three highlighted picks on the home page are the exception, and they are labelled as what they are: our own editorial choices. Nobody pays for one.

Independence

VALO DIRECTORY is an independent, community-run project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored or approved by Riot Games, Inc. VALORANT and all related marks are property of Riot Games, Inc.

Third-party tools can request Riot sign-in, install overlays, or go stale. Review each project yourself, enable MFA, and never enter your password on a site you do not trust. Some client-side utilities may conflict with Riot’s terms — we list them for discovery, not as an endorsement.