Loadouts pulls your cosmetic inventory straight from the game's own servers and turns it into a clean, shareable profile page — no screenshots, no manual updates.
For Valorant and Fortnite, you log into Riot or Epic yourself, in your own browser. They redirect you back with a short-lived token in the URL — you paste that token into Loadouts once. We use it immediately to fetch your inventory, then discard it. For League of Legends, a small local helper reads your inventory directly from the League client on your own machine, and you upload the export yourself. Either way, your actual account password never touches our servers.
Loadouts never stays connected to your game account, so there's nothing to revoke on the Riot or Epic side. To remove an account and its synced data, just delete it from your dashboard.
Every linked account starts private — only you can see it in your dashboard. On every plan you can generate a share link for any single account and send it to whoever you like; turn it off and it stops working. On Pro, accounts can also be made public, with a profile page at loadouts.space/your-name/accounts/… — switch an account back to private and that page stops resolving for everyone but you.
Pro accounts can also appear on the Loadouts leaderboard, and save any inventory as an image to post anywhere.
Account slots are pooled across every game you link: 15 on Free, 150 on Plus, 1,500 on Pro. Removed accounts free their slot after a short cooldown, which gets shorter on each step up. Plus and Pro add bulk removal, the browser extension for one-click linking, and JSON export of everything we've synced.