Valorant skin value & coach – the app

How much is my Valorant account worth? The Valorant-Spind app answers this question in seconds. Instead of looking up every skin individually in the store, the app reads your entire collection and shows you the locker value in Valorant Points and euros – transparent and easy to follow, in your currency (eurozone, US, Canada, Turkey; elsewhere in VP). What the app can’t show, however, is how much you’ve actually spent on skins: it doesn't know whether you bought a skin individually, in a bundle or in the Night Market, and it knows neither discounts nor the amount you paid.

Unlike a pure online tracker, Valorant-Spind runs locally on your PC. You enter no login data and link no account. Your locker and match data stay on your PC – no account with us, no server of ours; the app only downloads game data (images, names) and checks for updates. On top of that, the built-in coach gives you a real match analysis: kill and death heatmaps on the real map, your aim and reaction values, performance per agent and a round breakdown – ideal for improving in a targeted way.

Whether you want to know your collection value, discover your most expensive skins or improve your gameplay – the free app bundles locker value, statistics and coaching in one place. More on this in the guides Valorant skin value, account value and skin spending.

How your locker value is calculated

As soon as your Riot client is running, Valorant-Spind reads your entire collection directly on your PC – no login, no password. Every detected skin is matched to its list price in Valorant Points, the app adds everything up and converts the total into your currency. The app derives the currency from your Riot account’s country and only shows a money value where a verified VP pack price exists: in the eurozone, the US, Canada and Turkey – elsewhere, for example in Switzerland or the UK, you see the VP value. You can also pick the currency manually for each Riot account. Only weapon skins and knives are valued, each skin exactly once – no matter how many levels you have unlocked. Skins never sold individually (e.g. from capsules or event packs) are valued at that pack’s price, which may include accessories such as a card or buddy. Battlepass and agent skins count as 0 VP; buddies, player cards, sprays and titles are not valued. The “Only from Select” toggle only filters the collection heatmap and hides Battlepass and agent weapon skins there – it does not change the locker value. Important: the locker value is an estimate based on list prices without discounts and does not prove how much you actually spent.

Around the raw value, the locker offers a whole set of views: a weapon skin gallery with expandable details and level videos, a collection heatmap showing where your collection is dense and where it's thin, a rarity score with your top 5 rarities, fun facts like your favorite weapon – and achievements like “price per kill”, which puts your most expensive weapon in relation to its kills. The Radianite calculator shows, for every weapon, which color variant and which levels are still missing, correctly subtracts colors you already unlocked, and calculates costs at 10 Radianite points per level and 15 per color – figures verified against an official source.

The 2D match replay in everyday use

The replay is more than a show feature – it answers the one question no scoreboard can: why did the round go that way? Lost the anti-eco and don't know why? Open the match, jump into the round and step through the kills: you'll see that three enemies had already rotated to B while your team was still pushing A main – or that you died untraded because your duo was twenty meters behind you. Every snapshot shows the second of a kill with all positions and view directions, and that's exactly what makes flanks, crossfires and missed rotations visible that you'd never notice in-game.

Combined with the round review it becomes a real learning loop: the coach analyzes your lost rounds, shows how often you died early, untraded or outnumbered, and names your biggest leak with a concrete tip – and in the replay you simply watch the scenes in question. The highlight finder does the same with your best moments: aces, multikills and won clutches are detected automatically and played right at the correct spot.

The coach: from ACS to clutch rate

The coach analyzes up to 100 of your matches – and every analysis card transparently states how many matches its data comes from. The foundation is core stats like ACS (replaced in-game by the Performance Score since patch 13.06 – the app still calculates ACS from your match data), KAST and headshot rate with context on why your last match went the way it did, including attack-vs-defense and economy round by round. The kill and death heatmaps place every kill and death on the real map, switchable by side and weapon, with overpeek, trade and danger zone analysis.

On top of that come the pro tools: the duel X-ray breaks your fights down into more than a dozen metrics – man advantage, trade rate, opening duels, distance and playstyle plus a true 1v1-to-1v5 clutch breakdown with win rate per situation, each with a personal tip. The crosshair X-ray shows where your crosshair really was at the moment of the kill, measures your pre-aim rate and reveals how often you looked away at the decisive moment. The player radar condenses your whole game onto six axes – aim, team play, opening, clutch, survival, firepower – and assigns you an archetype like “clutch specialist”. Add to that the rank percentile, which tells you where you stand among all ranked players for any rank (e.g. “top 31%”), the RR journey with peak marker and win-loss record, your utility usage, the solo-vs-premade comparison with real party detection, “best agent per map” by win rate – and the smurf/cheater radar, which compares account level against rank and flags suspicious accounts as a signal, honestly labeled: a hint, never proof.

Local: privacy as a feature

Everything the app analyzes is generated on your own PC from your real Riot data – no account with us, no login, no server of ours, no tracking in the app. Your locker and match data stay on your PC; the app only downloads game data (images, names) and checks for updates – and it never asks for a password. On startup, the boot terminal shows you line by line what actually happens: connecting to the Riot client, decrypting your locker, reading and analyzing match data. On VirusTotal, only 1 of 71 scanners reports a false positive for the version 3.0 setup file (DeepInstinct, as of Oct 26, 2026); Kingsoft now rates the file as clean as well. The AI-based Microsoft detection is gone: after our submission, Microsoft reviewed the file, classified it as “not malware” and removed the detection (October 2026). Checksum, live scan and every network target are further down under “Verify it yourself”; how to watch the network traffic yourself is explained in our transparency check. This local approach is not a marketing detail, by the way – it's the reason features like the 2D replay exist at all: the app fetches the match data directly from Riot through your own client and analyzes it on your PC – with no server of ours and no account.

Who is the app for?

For collectors, the locker is the home of their skins: value in VP (plus a money value in supported regions), rarities, a gallery with level videos and the Radianite planner for the next upgrade. For grinders, the coach is the fastest way to see their own game honestly – with numbers from their own matches instead of gut feeling, and a concrete tip for every weakness. And for duo and team players, duo synergy, the solo-vs-premade comparison and the replay provide shared analysis material other teams would need a recording PC for. Since setup takes less than a minute, it's worth a look even if you just want to know once what your locker is actually worth.

Valorant-Spind and online trackers: complement, not replacement

Online trackers are great for other people's profiles, leaderboards and a quick look from anywhere. For that they use Riot’s official developer API, which you opt into via Riot sign-in. It provides match data – even positions and view directions at the kill moments – but that’s where their view ends: your locker contents, collection, shop and Night Market are things they never see. Valorant-Spind flips that model: no sign-up, no cloud, but the full depth of your local data – from skin value to the 2D replay to the clutch breakdown. Our tracker comparison and the guide Are Valorant trackers safe? explain in detail how the app differs from tracker websites and what to look out for with third-party tools in general.

Updates in quick succession: from v2.2 to the precision analysis

Valorant-Spind launched in early August 2026 and has been evolving in short cycles since. Version 2.3 added four new coach analyses in late August – utility usage, playstyle and round outcomes including post-plant and retake success, real party detection for the solo-vs-premade comparison, and the lobby analysis – plus a much more accurate Radianite calculator. Just three days later came version 2.4 with the coach pro analysis: 2D match replay, player radar, rank percentile, highlight finder, crosshair and duel X-ray and the smurf radar. Version 2.5 (October 2026) made the coach a lot more accurate: the new precision analysis calculates from your own rounds which actions really cost you rounds, plus callouts, weapon and trade distance, Riot’s Performance Score, a real RR balance and a multi-account guard – and every metric in the app was recalculated from the raw data. Version 3.0 (October 18, 2026) brings Wrapped as an animated story – save it as a video for TikTok and Reels or as a GIF for Discord – plus a PDF on exactly one A4 page, the rank career across all acts, the money value in your currency and hiding your Riot ID in exports; security, locker value and coach were thoroughly reworked as well. Every change is transparently documented in the changelog – including bug fixes and known limitations.

The plain facts

The app runs on Windows 10 and 11, the installer is about 19 MB, and on VirusTotal only 1 of 71 scanners reported a false positive for version 3.0 (DeepInstinct, as of Oct 26, 2026; Microsoft removed its detection after review). It is completely free, ad-free and fully bilingual (German and English, switchable in the app). All analyses load on demand, so they slow down neither the app nor your game – and since the analysis runs on your PC, it even works while you're offline, viewing data that's already been read in.

How to get more out of your matches in one week

A proven routine to start with: play your ranked session normally on the first evening, then open the coach. Look at the round review first – it names your biggest leak, for example too many untraded deaths. Take exactly that one point and watch two or three of the affected rounds in the 2D replay: where were you standing, where was your team, which direction did the enemy come from? In the next sessions, keep only that one issue in mind, and after a few days check the aim trend and trade rate to see whether the curve is moving. Then tackle the next leak. That loop is exactly what the app is built for: it doesn't replace training, but it makes sure you train the right thing – backed by your own numbers instead of guesses.

The details are worth a look beyond grinding, too: the tilt light tells you when a break beats the next queue, duo synergy reveals who you really play best with, and the plant site analysis shows which site your attacks actually end up on. Together with the rank percentile you get an honest, complete picture of your game – one that neither the scoreboard nor a highlight clip alone can give you.