European esports organization GIANTX has taken a significant step forward with the release of the standalone version of iTero, their AI-powered training tool designed for League of Legends. This exciting development is poised to enhance how players train and improve their skills in the popular MOBA.
Unveiling iTero Standalone
The newly launched iTero Standalone is now available for download, offering a cutting-edge approach to gaming performance enhancement. Leveraging AI technology, this tool meticulously analyzes various elements of League of Legends, providing detailed insights and personalized improvement suggestions. iTero Standalone aims to provide users with improved performance and greater precision while analyzing gameplay and suggesting potential improvements.
Founded in 2022 by Jack Joseph Williams, iTero Gaming has been at the forefront of AI-driven coaching systems, supporting both casual and professional gamers. The software’s ability to analyze millions of matches enables it to offer tailored recommendations, such as optimal Champion selections and strategic builds against opponents. Moreover, it offers insights into other players’ tendencies, thus refining the user’s strategic approach.
GIANTX’s strategic acquisition of iTero Gaming in July 2024 marked a pivotal moment in its technology ecosystem expansion. Before this acquisition, iTero had already made waves by winning the 2021 edition of The Clutch, a prestigious pitch investment competition.
iTero’s Continued Growth
Since its inception, iTero’s coaching tool has rapidly gained popularity among League of Legends players eager to enhance their gameplay. With over 500,000 downloads, it has solidified its position as a leading coaching tool for Riot Games’ MOBA. This reflects a growing trend in esports, where AI’s role in coaching and performance optimization is becoming increasingly prevalent.
In tandem with this trend, organizations are embracing AI for enhanced coaching capabilities. For instance, in March, M80 teamed up with Omnic to integrate AI into their in-person coaching operations. Similarly, in January, Razer introduced Project AVA at CES 2025, an AI-driven coaching project designed to offer real-time performance insights by leveraging data from Team Razer’s esports athletes and coaches.