RGB Project meets VALSTATS.
Not the same thing. Not unrelated either.
Look yourself up.
Look your friends up too.
VALSTATS is a Valorant stats site. Drop in a tag and get the full breakdown back, rank, agents played, weapon stats, match history, all in one place. Works for your own tag or anyone else's, so pull up a friend, a duo partner, or whoever you just played against and see the same thing.
Drop in your tag, get rank, agents, weapons, and match history back.
Same lookup on friends, duo partners, or anyone you played against.
My layer reads what's equipped and how it's played, turning it into a player type.
For anyone asking: the open-source Watcher does NOT show skins. Those are two completely different things. The Watcher is a lightweight companion built for The LOADOUT Project that logs match data in the background to give our documentary real numbers. Zero overlays, no in-game visuals. How I see skins is a completely separate personal research method that is private and will never be shared.
A different project.
Same collaborator.
VALSTATS exists because of ryleq, full stop. He built it, he runs it, none of this works without him. RGB Project and VALSTATS aren't the same thing, but they aren't unrelated either, LOADOUT, the personality and categorization layer inside it, is my contribution, built on top of what he already had running. More on that on the LOADOUT Project page.
The reason LOADOUT lives inside his site instead of somewhere on its own: it builds directly on match records. Analyzing match history, agent preferences, and play patterns in one place allows LOADOUT to approximate player archetypes. Building that from scratch elsewhere would just be redoing what his platform already does.
Beyond LOADOUT, I'm also a co-owner on the public-facing side of VALSTATS, the design of the system players actually see and use, and work directly with ryleq on how that side of it comes together.