ValoLineups Pro

ValoLineups Pro is a Valorant preparation database built around agent-specific throws, map positions and site situations. It suits players who learn from visual references and want their saved setups available without an account. The focused lineup coverage is its strength, while players seeking a broader live-service companion may need another tool.

Overview

The library contains 6,027 lineups covering smokes, mollies, flashes, recon darts, walls and post-plant setups. Filters for agent, map, attack or defense, and bomb site turn that large collection into a practical lookup tool for a particular round or role. This specialization is useful when preparing a controller, sentinel or initiator playbook, but it is not intended to replace a general match companion.

Every entry uses sequential in-game screenshots to show the standing position, aiming reference and resulting effect. That visual sequence gives players something they can reproduce in a custom game instead of relying on an ambiguous text explanation. Rotation guides add another preparation aid. The reference database covers agent ability statistics, weapon damage tables, gun skins, map callouts and the competitive rank ladder, so the product can also answer basic rules and equipment questions between lineup searches.

Key features

Filtering and instructions

Side and site filters matter in practice: a player can isolate attack or defense setups for the exact bomb location being drilled. Screenshot-led instructions are the strongest part of the service because they connect positioning and crosshair placement with the intended result. The breadth across utility types also makes it relevant beyond smoke lineups, including post-plant preparation and recon usage.

Saved references and privacy

Favourites are stored locally in the browser, so players can build a personal shortlist without creating an account. The service says saved data never leaves the device and that it uses neither tracking cookies nor fingerprinting. That is a meaningful fit for readers who want a private reference library, although browser-local storage means saved collections are tied to that device and browser.

Offline mobile access

The iOS and Android app caches the complete lineup database on the device for offline use. This is useful for reviewing setups away from a stable connection or before a match. Browser access works without a download or sign-up, while the mobile apps provide the more dependable offline workflow.

Pricing

ValoLineups Pro has one plan: Free at free. It is free forever, with no paywall or premium tier, and there is no free trial because no paid plan is offered. Browsing and saving require no account, and the service carries no ads. For players who only need lineup references and game tables, the absence of seats, usage quotas and renewal charges keeps the decision simple; there is also no paid tier for expanded support or additional account-based synchronization.

Platforms

The service runs on the web and offers Android and iOS apps. Any browser can access the database without a download. Mobile apps add complete-database offline caching, while browser favourites remain local to the browser in use.

Who it's for

Choose it if you are a Valorant player drilling repeatable agent utility, want to filter by map and site, or prefer screenshot instructions over video or prose. It also fits players who avoid accounts, advertising and tracking, and teams that need a shared vocabulary of map callouts and ability data during preparation. Look elsewhere if you need live match analytics, broad cross-game coverage or cloud-synced favourites across devices; those jobs are outside this lineup-first design.

Pros and cons

• Pros: 6,027 lineups span major utility types, including post-plant setups.
• Pros: Agent, map, side and site filters reduce the time needed to find a relevant throw.
• Pros: Step-by-step screenshots show position, aim and outcome in a reproducible format.
• Pros: Free-forever access has no ads, account requirement or premium gate.
• Pros: iOS and Android apps cache the full database for offline review.
• Cons: Local-only favourites do not provide an account-based cross-device library.
• Cons: The focus on Valorant lineups and reference tables makes it unsuitable as a general competitive-game companion.
• Cons: It is an unofficial fan-made project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Riot Games.

Alternatives

For a wider directory of strategy resources, browse Game Strategy Databases.

Spawning Tool is the better pick for StarCraft-focused strategy workflows, with free access across web, desktop, mobile, extension, API and self-hosted platforms.

Choose OP.GG when you want a freemium multi-platform service with a free member plan, trials and an optional $3.00-per-month ad-free tier.

MetaTFT suits Teamfight Tactics players who want a free website and in-game app, with an optional $3.00-per-month membership plus VAT.

Porofessor is an alternative freemium companion for web and Windows.

Strats.gg offers a free in-game app, although its free version may display advertisements.

AOE2.ai is a free, web-based Age of Empires II companion with no ads or paid tiers.

AOE4 Command Center is a free web companion that requires no account.

Siege Codex is the alternative for Rainbow Six Siege strategy and squad features, with a free tier and a $5.00-per-month full-access plan.

Verdict

ValoLineups Pro is a strong choice for Valorant players who want a large, filterable lineup library with visual instructions and offline mobile access at no cost. Its privacy-friendly, account-free design removes friction for quick preparation. Look elsewhere if your priority is live performance analysis, cloud synchronization or strategy coverage beyond Valorant.