Every Stat Valorant's Career Tab Hides.
Full match history, peak rank history, headshot percentage, combat score, agent-by-agent performance, map win rates, weapon-level stats — the entire career picture Riot's in-game career screen leaves out.
What's in the Dashboard.
Valorant's in-game career tab is deliberately sparse. It shows your rank, a handful of recent matches, and not much else. If you want to know whether your Vandal hit rate is actually improving, whether you're losing more on Bind than on Haven, or whether your headshot percentage has climbed since last act — the in-game UI has nothing for you.
Instalock's career dashboard surfaces all of it.
Rank & Progression
- Current rank, rank rating (RR), and progress to next tier
- Peak rank this act, last act, and all-time
- Full act-by-act rank history chart
- Win/loss streak and current form
Combat Performance
- K/D/A broken down by match, role, and time window
- Average combat score (ACS) trend over time
- Headshot %, body shot %, leg shot % per match
- First-blood rate and clutch (1vX) win rate
- Damage per round, econ rating, kills per round
Agent & Role Analytics
- Win rate per agent, games played, K/D per agent
- Main role (duelist / initiator / sentinel / controller) breakdown
- Best-performing agent and worst-performing agent
Map Analytics
- Win rate per map in the current pool
- Attacker vs defender side win rate per map
- Most-played and highest-K/D maps
Full Match History
Every ranked, unrated, swiftplay, and spike rush match shows up with full scoreboard, map, mode, team composition, and your individual performance. Click any match to see the round-by-round breakdown.
How the Career Dashboard Compares
Compared head-to-head against the biggest Valorant career trackers.
Career Dashboard FAQ
What does Instalock's career dashboard show that Valorant's in-game career tab doesn't?
Valorant's in-game career tab shows your current rank, a handful of recent matches, and not much else. Instalock's career dashboard adds full match history (unlimited matches), peak rank by act, headshot and body-shot percentages, average combat score trends over time, per-agent win rates and K/D, per-map win rates by side, first-blood and first-death rates, clutch win rate, and round-by-round breakdowns of every match.
How far back does the match history go?
Instalock surfaces every competitive, unrated, swiftplay, and spike rush match available through Riot's match-history API — typically your last several hundred matches depending on how long you've played. Older matches may roll off if Riot has stopped returning them from the API.
Does it show my rank rating (RR) gained and lost per match?
Yes. Every competitive match row shows exactly how much RR you gained or lost, your tier before and after the match, and your current rank trajectory. You can eyeball whether your hidden MMR is above or below your displayed rank based on how many RR you gain on wins vs lose on losses.
Is the career data updated after every match?
Yes. The moment Riot's API returns the finalized result of your match (usually within a minute of the game ending), the Instalock career dashboard reflects it. No manual refresh needed — just reopen the page.
Can I see career stats for a different Riot ID?
Yes, if they have a public profile. Instalock's search lets you look up any Valorant player by Riot ID and view their career dashboard. The exception is players with incognito or streamer mode enabled — those profiles are hidden from public lookup by design.
More questions about accounts, privacy, or how sign-in works? See the full Instalock FAQ.