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Match intelligence · beta 0.3.10

Know the lobby.
Play the points.

The replay names the threats. The live leaderboard tells you what to do next.

~5 MINReplay behind live · leaderboard live
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2024 FNCS GLOBAL CHAMPION · KNOWN PRO
Tracked landing tendency
Sinister Strip10 / 10
TEN TRACKED TOURNAMENT GAMES · SAME DROP EVERY GAME
Tracked form · real replay history
#1Best finish
13Elims
20.2KDamage dealt
Threat read · +8,179 damage trade
Points brain · live leaderboard Your points · rank · games left · qualify gap · placement or push call — no replay delay
Replay boundaryofficial server replay, usually ~5 min behind

The deskSnipemaxxer 0.3.10

Current Windows build / two data paths

One app.
Two competitive reads.

Fortnite pairs a live standing with official replay scouting that is about five minutes delayed. Valorant gives you instant lobby intel from a connected Riot Client, then keeps the completed round in reports. Same focused Windows app. Different data paths. No pretend-live data.

Valorant Instant lobby intel
Connected Riot Client / live, read-only context
Fortnite Replay scouting
Official replay / about 5 min delayed
2Modes
1 windowReports
Read-onlyRiot path
LabeledFreshness
01Fortnite / tournament desk

Play the points.

Live standing tells you where you are now. Fortnite replay data is about five minutes delayed because it comes from the official replay; once it lands, Scout shows who is in the lobby and what the next drop demands.

Replay data / about 5 min delayed
Live standingPoints · rank · cutoff · games left
Replay scoutField · drops · threats · survivors
Strategy labRoutes · team shape · next call
Live nowReplay when it landsVoice coach
02Valorant / session desk

Read the round.

Instant lobby intel from a connected Riot Client: rank, RR, phase, full lobby, and teammates in one read-only view. Match reports and a personal toolkit turn that read into a better next round.

Instant / connected lobby intel
Live contextRank · RR · phase · full lobby
Match reportsMap · agent · K/D/A · round spine
Personal toolkitCrosshairs · watchlists · alerts
Read-onlyReports in one windowLocal tools

02 / Current Windows buildProduct tour

See the whole read in motion.

Watch the actual app move from Valorant live context and reports to Fortnite standing, Scout, Strategy Lab, Coach, and settings. The capture is intentionally silent so the interface stays unobstructed.

Valorant / choose your setupThree connection paths

Play on the setup
you already have.

Valorant stays read-only, but Snipemaxxer does not force one desk arrangement. Run the full app beside Riot Client, keep the game on another PC, or check the companion view from a mobile browser.

SourceRiot Client
read-only session context
DeskSnipemaxxer
choose your screen
OutputYour setup
01

Same PC

Riot Client and Snipemaxxer run together. The app reads the current phase, lobby, ranks, friends, offers, and teammate skins from the local client path when Riot returns them.

Best for the full desk
02

Two PCs

Keep Valorant and Riot Client on the gaming PC. Use the one-time gaming-PC link so Snipemaxxer on the other PC can receive the same read-only session context.

Best when your work screen is separate
03

Mobile browser

Install the Maxxtopia Companion on the PC where Riot Client is running, then open the phone view it creates. It is a quick lobby check, not a replacement for the full Windows reports desk.

See the phone companion
The boundary stays the same.No Riot password, no login automation, and no session token exposed to the renderer.

03 / Fortnite / tournament deskTHE WORKFLOW

Turn the bracket into your next drop.

Standing is live. Replay is delayed. Snipemaxxer keeps those reads separate so you know what is current, what is scouting, and what to do next.

01

Standing

Know your place now.

See points, rank, games left, cutoff, event timing, freshness, and the placement-versus-push call before you queue again.

PointsCutoffPlacement or push
Points brain / cutoff + placement callCurrent app surface
02

Scout

See the lobby when it lands.

Use Epic's official server replay to name the field, map drops, flag pros and live streamers, and surface keyable targets, threats, survivors, and loadout reads.

Official replayDropsThreats + survivors
Right Now / keyable targets + threatsCurrent app surface
03

Strategy Lab + coach

Study the decision, not just the clip.

Scrub landings, observed movement and loot paths, route timing, team shape, killfeed moments, captured zone rings, and endgame position. Reports and the voice coach turn the evidence into the next move.

Map scrubRoutesEndgame + coach
Strategy Lab / facts, inference, next callCurrent app surface

04 / Valorant / session deskTHE WORKFLOW

Turn the last round into the next one.

Snipemaxxer reads the session, not your credentials. Live Riot context is read-only; reports and the personal toolkit stay in the same Windows app.

01

Live context

See the round before it starts.

Read rank, RR, peak, current phase, full lobby split, teammates, friends, personal offers, and teammate skins when Riot returns them.

Rank + RRPhase + lobbyRead-only Riot
Live context / rank + phase + lobbyCurrent app surface
02

Match reports

Review the round with receipts.

Completed-match reports carry map, agent, K/D/A, score, headshots, and the full lobby. The round spine adds KAST, trades, first deaths, clutches, and economy when the provider supplies those fields.

Map + agentK/D/A + scoreRound spine when available
Reports / full lobby + performance readCurrent app surface
03

Personal toolkit

Keep your answers close.

Store local crosshairs, keep persistent watchlists, and get alerts for friends, players, matches, and skins without leaving the desk.

Crosshair vaultWatchlistsFriends + match alerts
Toolkit / teammate intel + alertsCurrent app surface
Freshness is a feature Every game gets the right read — never a fake one. Fortnite / official replay · Valorant / read-only Riot

Snipemaxxer · optional mobile companion

Keep the lobby report in your hand.

Install Maxxtopia Companion on the PC where Riot Client is running, then open the phone view it creates. Your phone gets the same read-only lobby context without replacing the full Snipemaxxer desktop app.

01 · Install

Download the small PC companion and open it once.

02 · Pair

Use its one-time Phone link on your phone.

03 · Play

Keep the source PC and Riot Client on for fresh data.

Download PC companion Open mobile view

This is a companion to the Windows app, not a Riot sign-in page. Pairing never asks for your Riot password.

06 / Data boundariesHonest by design

Every panel tells you where it came from.

Snipemaxxer is useful because it separates live signals, delayed evidence, and local tools. You always know what the app can prove right now.

Live

Current signals

Epic tournament standing and live Riot context when the correct client path is connected.

Delayed

Replay evidence

Fortnite's official server replay normally lands around five minutes behind the live standing.

Local / read-only

Connected tools

Valorant history needs a HenrikDev key. Live Riot panels need Riot Client or the one-time gaming-PC relay. Cached, offline, and unavailable fields stay labeled.

Safe by designNo game-memory reading. No Riot password. No login automation. No session token in the renderer.

07 / Ready when you areBeta / Windows

Two games.
One better read.

Choose the desk you actually play, then keep the signal and the evidence in one focused window.

Version 0.3.10Fortnite + Valorant

The questions that matter

Does it read game memory or automate Riot login?

No. Fortnite scouting uses Epic's official server replay and leaderboard path without memory reading, injection, or a game-hooked overlay. Valorant uses a read-only attachment to an already-running Riot Client on the same PC or through the optional gaming-PC link. Snipemaxxer never asks for a Riot password, automates login, or exposes session tokens to the renderer.

Why is a panel delayed or unavailable?

The app keeps data speeds separate. Fortnite tournament standing can be current, while its official server replay normally trails the match by roughly five minutes. Valorant match history needs a HenrikDev key; live Riot panels need Riot Client or the one-time gaming-PC relay. Cached, offline, and missing provider fields stay labeled instead of being passed off as live.

What does each game actually cover?

Fortnite is the tournament desk: standing, qualify math, replay scouting, landing and player reads, Strategy Lab, Reports, and the voice coach. Valorant is the session desk: rank, RR, completed-match history, live lobby and phase, friends, personal offers, teammate skins, watchlists, alerts, and a local crosshair vault. Both feed the same in-window Reports workbench.

The desk

Two games. One honest read.

01 / THE SPLIT

Two games. One command desk.

Snipemaxxer keeps each game's real data path visible: Fortnite tournament standing and replay intelligence on one side, Valorant Riot context and match history on the other. Reports stay in the same window.

Fortnite standing + replay
Valorant Riot + matches
Reports one window
Freshness always labeled

Different data paths. One honest read.

02 / FORTNITE

Know the lobby before your next drop.

Use the official replay to see who shared your game, where they landed, who survived, and how much pressure your drop faced. Track exact names, compare routes, and turn the evidence into a smarter next-game call.

03 / FORTNITE REPLAY

See the lobby the game hides.

When Epic's official server replay becomes available, Snipemaxxer names the field, flags pros and live streamers, maps drops, and gives you a Right Now read on keyable targets, threats, survivors, and loadouts.

04 / STRATEGY LAB

Copy decisions. Not just drops.

Study tournament replays by team or player in an interactive map scrub. Compare where each player lands, observed movement and loot paths, route timing, team shape, contest pressure, killfeed moments, captured zone rings, and endgame position. The board separates replay facts from inference.

05 / VALORANT LINK

Live context, read-only.

Attach to Riot Client on the same PC or through the one-time gaming-PC link. Read the current phase, lobby, team split, ranks, friends, personal offers, and teammate skins when Riot returns them.

Same PC local lockfile
Two PCs one-time relay
Riot access read-only
Credentials stay on-device

No Riot password. No login automation. No session token in the renderer.

06 / VALORANT REPORTS

Review the round with receipts.

Completed-match reports carry map, agent, K/D/A, score, headshots, and a full lobby. The round spine adds KAST, trades, first deaths, clutches, and economy when the provider includes those fields.

2

games · one local command desk

Two games. One better read.

Three questions you were going to ask anyway

Does it read game memory or automate Riot login?

No. Fortnite scouting uses Epic's official server replay and leaderboard path without memory reading, injection, or a game-hooked overlay. Valorant uses a read-only attachment to an already-running Riot Client on the same PC or through the optional gaming-PC link. Snipemaxxer never asks for a Riot password, automates login, or exposes session tokens to the renderer.

Why is a panel delayed or unavailable?

The app keeps data speeds separate. Fortnite tournament standing can be current, while its official server replay normally trails the match by roughly five minutes. Valorant match history needs a HenrikDev key; live Riot panels need Riot Client or the one-time gaming-PC relay. Cached, offline, and missing provider fields stay labeled instead of being passed off as live.

What does each game actually cover?

Fortnite is the tournament desk: standing, qualify math, replay scouting, landing and player reads, Strategy Lab, Reports, and the voice coach. Valorant is the session desk: rank, RR, completed-match history, live lobby and phase, friends, personal offers, teammate skins, watchlists, alerts, and a local crosshair vault. Both feed the same in-window Reports workbench.