Lowdout is the tool I wished I had.

Lowdout was born in December 2025 from a simple frustration: watching coaches juggle five tools to prep a scrim, managers take notes in Discord, players waste time on logistics instead of playing. Nobody was building seriously for them.

On February 25, 2026, I shipped Companion, the first piece. A desktop app to annotate replays, debrief live and coach with precision. The feedback was immediate: it replaced days of manual work with a few minutes of focused attention.

Today, Lowdout is growing into a full ecosystem. Companion for pro coaching, Manage for team operations, and soon Weclimb to open the door to the casual players who want to be coached.

I believe playing seriously shouldn't require setting up an infrastructure. Not for a ranked solo queue player who takes their games seriously, and not for a pro coach tracking ten players.

Lowdout exists to absorb the logistical, technical and organisational load that pulls players and coaches away from what really matters: playing, improving, winning.

The name says it all. Lowdout is the opposite of output: what weighs you down, what slows you, what distracts you. We reduce it, and everything else becomes possible.

Eliott Le Duc, founder. I'm alone at the helm, and it's a deliberate choice: Lowdout is a solo project today, which means every feature, every line of code, every support email goes through my hands.

It's not a flaw, it's a promise: no bureaucratic layer between your needs and the product. You talk to me, you read me, you debug me. And when you write to contact@lowdout.gg, I'm the one who replies.

The team will grow as the products prove their value. Until then, this direct line is our greatest asset.