Know Why You Win And Lose.

The analytics platform for rated PvP. RatedTracker breaks down every arena, Solo Shuffle, Battleground Blitz, and Rated Battleground match and shows you exactly why you won, why you lost, and why you died.

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  • No account required
  • Privacy-first
  • Browser-based analytics
Solo Shuffle Battleground Blitz Arena Rated Battlegrounds
Full Lobby Tracking Round-by-Round Analysis Combat Log Integration Advanced Analytics

Why RatedTracker?

Other PvP tools tell you what happened. RatedTracker tells you why.

Most PvP tools show you

  • Your rating
  • Your recent matches
  • Who you played

RatedTracker shows you

  • Why you died
  • Why you won
  • Why you lost
  • Which maps cost you rating
  • Which compositions give you trouble
  • Which mistakes happen repeatedly
RatedTracker First Death Analysis: death recap, healer status, defensives, and per-spell damage

Know Exactly Why Every Death Happened

Pair your combat log with RatedTracker and every kill becomes a story you can read.

For every first death:

  • Millisecond death recap: damage, heals, CC, interrupts
  • Killing blow and total damage taken
  • Defensives used, still available, or stuck on cooldown
  • Healer status: was the healer locked out or controlled?
  • Per-spell damage and healing breakdowns

Stop guessing what killed you. Read it.

Questions RatedTracker Can Answer

Most players never realize their match history can answer questions like these.

  • Why do I lose on Temple of Kotmogu?
  • What is my record against Preservation Evokers?
  • Which maps cost me the most rating?
  • Which healer do I perform best with?
  • Why did I die in that arena?
  • What cooldowns were still available?
  • Which Solo Shuffle lobbies do I struggle in?
  • Which Battleground Blitz maps are my strongest?
  • What is my win rate into Retribution Paladins?

Every Match. Every Player.

Open any match and inspect the full lobby: complete scoreboards, class and spec for every player, objective statistics, rating changes, Solo Shuffle round history, and performance trends, all in one view.

Hover any player for a full performance breakdown:

  • Damage, healing, damage taken, and crowd control
  • Top ability, biggest hit, and overall crit rate
  • Per-spell damage and healing with hit counts

Because one match summary never tells the whole story.

RatedTracker player breakdown tooltip showing damage, healing, damage taken, crowd control, top abilities, and per-spell damage

See What Actually Wins Games

The dashboard turns your uploaded matches into the trends behind your rating.

Dashboard Your data · Season 40
Matches412
Win rate61%
Record251–161
Rating trend
2046+138 net2184
Map performance
Tol'Viron Arena68%
Maldraxxus Coliseum54%
Robodrome71%
Temple of Kotmogu49%

Discover win rate by map and specialization, rating trends over time, and per-map performance.

Instead of guessing why you're gaining or losing rating, you'll know.

RatedTracker match history in World of Warcraft

Learn From Every Match

Every rated match is captured automatically, then turned into something you can study.

Review:

  • Rating changes
  • MMR changes
  • Queue times
  • Damage and healing
  • Maps played
  • Opponents faced
  • Complete scoreboards

Spot the patterns that decide your rating.

Built For Rated PvP

The addon captures every bracket. The website turns it into review you can act on before your next queue.

Solo Shuffle

Six-round tracking, round history, lobby performance, and player analysis.

Battleground Blitz

Full scoreboards, objective tracking, team analysis, and map insights.

Arena

2v2 and 3v3 match history with rating progression and opponent tracking.

Rated Battlegrounds

Roster analysis, objective data, and complete match review.

Desktop Companion App

Upload once. Stay connected.

The RatedTracker Desktop Companion App automatically keeps your analytics synchronized.

Instead of adding new SavedVariables and combat logs every day, the app monitors your World of Warcraft files and keeps your dashboard up to date automatically.

Play games. Open the website. Your latest matches are already there.

One-Time Setup

Choose your WoW folder once.

Automatic Sync

New matches are detected automatically.

Combat Log Integration

Combat logs remain linked without reconnecting files.

Always Current

Your dashboard stays up to date as you continue playing.

No daily uploads. No reconnecting combat logs. No maintenance.

Getting Started

Less than five minutes from install to analytics.

  1. Install RatedTracker

    Install the RatedTracker addon from CurseForge or Wago. It records your rated PvP matches, ratings, scoreboards, and lobby information automatically.

    CurseForge Wago

  2. Install The Desktop Companion App

    Install the RatedTracker Desktop Companion App. It synchronizes your match history and combat logs automatically.

  3. Connect Your WoW Folder

    Choose your World of Warcraft folder one time. RatedTracker finds your SavedVariables, combat logs, and future match data. No further setup needed.

  4. Play Rated PvP

    Queue Solo Shuffle, Battleground Blitz, Arena, or Rated Battlegrounds. New matches are captured and synchronized automatically.

  5. Review Your Analytics

    Open RatedTracker Analytics for match history, rating progression, first death analysis, combat log breakdowns, map performance, and specialization performance.

Install once. Connect once. Play normally. Your analytics stay synchronized automatically.

Know Why You Win And Lose

Install RatedTracker and turn your match history into answers.

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Dashboard

Your data

Rating trend

Rating over time

Recent form

Win rate by recency

Recent matches

Performance vs specs click a spec to see those matches

By bracket all specs combined

Map performance

min 3 games

Performance summary

Best and worst maps

Match set query

Ask a question or pick filters. Stats are computed from matching games only.

How to search

Type a question in plain words, tap a chip for a common one, or stack your own rules under Advanced filters.

Type a question

  • ww monk, pres evoker, blitz, twin peaks
  • flag maps against pres evoker without pres on my team
  • weekend vs weekday, day vs night, top damage
  • which healers do I win most with

Build it with Advanced filters

Each row is one rule and rows combine with AND. The fields you will use most:

  • Map type: a group of maps instead of one name. Values: flag_carry, temple, silvershard, resource_node, arena. For one specific map use Map name contains (e.g. Twin Peaks).
  • Enemy has spec / My team has spec / Lobby has spec: who was in the game. Use contains to require a spec, not contains to exclude it.
  • Decided: win/loss only (drops draws and unfinished games).
  • Weekend, Daytime, Nighttime: schedule splits. Change your day window from the Day vs night card.
  • Objectives: your flag captures, bases assaulted/defended, or orb possession.

Specs accept short names: pres, ww, mw, bm, hpal, destro, sub, ele, and so on. Worked example, "enemy Pres but no Pres on my team, flag maps only": Map type = flag_carry, Enemy has spec contains pres, My team has spec not contains pres. Or just type it.

Advanced filters

Saved reports

Predefined queries from your upload. Each card is a saved filter set run by the match engine. Click a bar or View matches to open those games in Match History.

Computed live from your uploaded match history.

Needs new capture (placeholders)

These cards stay visible so layout is ready when objective snapshots ship in the addon.

RatedTracker — Match History

Ecosystem insights

Requires opt-in anonymous contributions. No aggregate dataset is loaded yet.

RECOMMENDED

Use the RatedTracker Desktop App

  • Automatic match syncing
  • Automatic combat log syncing
  • No manual file uploads
  • Set up once and forget about it
Live sync

Automatically adds new matches and combat logs in the background. In the desktop app this runs inside the app's own window, with no separate web browser needed.

Getting started

  1. Download and run RatedTracker Companion.
  2. Open World of Warcraft.
  3. Open RatedTracker settings: /rt options
  4. Enable Auto Combat Logging.
  5. Play. After a game, reload your interface (shift-click the minimap icon or type /reload) so the match saves. The app picks it up automatically.
IMPORTANT

Enable Auto Combat Logging in World of Warcraft

  1. Open RatedTracker settings: /rt options
  2. Enable Auto Combat Logging

Combat logs are required for advanced match analysis.

Manual upload

For users who do not want to install the desktop app.

Combat log

C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\_retail_\Logs\
  1. Open the Logs folder.
  2. Find the newest WoWCombatLog-*.txt.
  3. Drag that one file onto the box below.

Match history

C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\_retail_\WTF\Account\
  1. Open your account folder, then SavedVariables.
  2. Drag RatedTracker.lua onto the box below.
↑ Drop a WoWCombatLog .txt or RatedTracker.lua file here

Backup & Restore

Keep your match data safe on your PC or in the cloud.

Automatic Local Backup

Choose a backup file once and RatedTracker will keep it updated automatically after every upload.

Perfect for users who want a continuously updated backup stored on their PC.

Not configured

No automatic backup file configured. Choose a location and RatedTracker will automatically keep the backup updated after every upload.

Download Backup

Create a standalone backup file immediately. A new backup file is downloaded each time.

Works in all browsers.

Recommended for occasional backups or transferring data between devices.

Cloud Backup

Automatically store backups in your cloud storage account.

Google Drive and Dropbox supported.

Not connected

Connect Google Drive or Dropbox to back up remotely.

Privacy & contribution

Default OFF · reversible · non-blocking

Contribute anonymous match data

Allow minimized records from uploads to improve aggregate analytics.

Delete contributed data

Remove minimized rows linked to your account.

Opt-in retention: season, bracket, map, result, duration buckets, MMR bands, class/spec tokens — never names.

Early access recording: when you load the site, RatedTracker sends a summary of your uploads (character names, specs, brackets, peak rating, match count) tied to an anonymous device ID. This runs the invite system, is separate from the opt-in contribution above, and is removed when early access ends.

AI analysis

Bring your own API key. It is stored only in this browser and sent directly to your provider. Nothing is stored on our servers.

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Daytime window

Controls the Day vs night card on Situations and the daytime / nighttime query filters.

Daytime = 06:00 - 18:00 (local). Nighttime is everything else.

Feedback

Bug reports, improvements, feature ideas. On bugs, you can optionally paste a match share link so we can open the exact match.

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