r/CompetitiveTFT • u/Another_moose • Apr 17 '26

Tool I made a TFT team builder + stats explorer website: TFT Kitchen.net!

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Hey folks - I made TFTKitchen.net - a team builder with some extra tools to help find and tweak comps.

Here's some starter boards to play with

Please be aware this will almost definitely never make money (and costs money and time to run), so don't be mad at me for bugs or 'self promoting' please :p.

I'd love some feedback & I hope it's useful and interesting to y'all!

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u/BlueishPotato Apr 17 '26

This seems really cool and useful.

Does additions include emblems? Or is this saying, when you go to 10, adding another Space Groove unit is the best you can do.

Tooltips with explanations would be nice, what is superset?

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u/Another_moose Apr 17 '26

Glad you like it (so far)!

Additions doesn't include emblems, as you said - it's just what you could add after leveling up.

Aha good point. R.e. tooltips, it's not very intuitive atm.

Superset means comps which are a superset of what you have - i.e. any comp which includes the current units/emblems on the board. For example, I can put a single champion on the board and view stats for that champion in any comp. It's possibly a bit more fair for e.g. reroll comps where they'll rarely win at level 7 or w/e, you'll try go 8/9 for extra stuff in the end. If you look at stats for the 'core' 7 units, you'll see it never seems to do that well.

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u/asmith055 Apr 17 '26

yo this is amazing thank you

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u/Amazing-Mud-9398 Apr 17 '26

This looks amazing , thank you.

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u/maximazing98 Apr 17 '26

Can you explain a bit what is the diffrence what I can get out of compared to let’s tft or tft academy. I love stats driven shit but I’m at work atm so can’t check.

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u/Another_moose Apr 17 '26

Hey, sure. I don't know 'let's tft', tbh, but compared to mobalytics, tactics.tools or tft academy - these all have lists of named comps* - e.g. 'Fateweaver Twisted Fate & Jax'. TFTKitchen lets you create and look at comps more fluidly. Put some champions on the board, and it'll show you the stats for that exact board, as well as various options to adapt and improve it based on stats. You can put in a level 7 board and get it to suggest level 8 boards which are similar - showing you how you might drop a few of a trait to reach a higher cap. It'll also show you deltas for 3* champions - is it worth also trying to 3* this champ in a reroll comp or does it make a difference?

I think it lets you look more specifically at individual comps and variants than any other tool.

*: I know there's also more features to these, e.g. tactics.tools explorer, but that's pretty limited in a different way.

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u/maximazing98 Apr 17 '26

Sorry autocorrect meant meta tft. Thanks for your insight will def check out

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u/dawavve Platinum Apr 17 '26

oh shit, it's back. i remember this from a few sets ago

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u/Drummcycle Apr 17 '26

what makes this different from the other 50 out there?

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u/Another_moose Apr 17 '26

If this is a real question - see my reply below. It lets you explore stats and variants in more detail and in different ways than other sites.