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Changelog

What's changed.

Every release, what it added, and what it fixed.

Game access
None
no hooks, no overlay
Your archive
Every match
nothing rolls off
Analysis points
…
ways your games get sliced
Releases
35
since launch
v0.28.0September 8, 2026Pages load faster, and less of your data is left behind in caches.
  • ImprovedResponses are compressed on the way to your browser, so the stats pages and the match list arrive in a fraction of the bytes.
  • ImprovedYour browser now keeps the Game Report screenshots it has already shown you, so reopening a match does not download them again.
  • ImprovedRecently viewed stats are kept for a few minutes instead of being refetched on every click. Uploading, editing, deleting, or reprocessing a match still refreshes them right away.
  • FixedYour stats and account data are marked so that no shared browser or proxy cache may keep a copy of them.
v0.27.1August 24, 2026A retained capture can now be reported and removed immediately.
  • NewMatch Details now has a Report and remove path for a retained image that contains unrelated, private, or prohibited content. It requires a written reason and an explicit permanent-removal confirmation, then deletes the match and every retained image while keeping the text report for follow-up.
  • ImprovedThe privacy policy now explains the full capture path plainly: Summary and Teams frames are used only in request memory, discarded before any storage or job write, and only the located Game Report regions are retained.
v0.27.0August 23, 2026Manual uploads now use the same server cropper as the companion.
  • ImprovedManual upload now sends the full Summary and Teams screens to the server and shows the exact server-generated crops before processing. It no longer depends on browser colour matching.
  • ImprovedEach full frame is used only in memory for that preview or match upload, then discarded. Only the Game Report regions shown in the preview are retained.
  • FixedColourblind palettes and layout changes no longer need a separate browser cropper update. A match with one genuinely absent team side can still be processed as partial.
v0.26.2August 21, 2026A match you had corrected can be deleted again, and the public totals count for real.
  • FixedA match you had ever fixed in the review screen could not be deleted. The correction you made still pointed at the rows the delete was removing, so the whole delete was refused. Deleting an account hit the same wall once you had corrected anything. Both work now.
  • FixedThe player and match totals behind the home page and the changelog were counted from outside the privacy boundary that keeps every archive readable only by its owner, so they could never see anything at all and always came back as zero. They count correctly now. You will not see a number appear yet: the site publishes a total only once it is large enough to mean something, and the beta has not reached that point.
  • ImprovedChanging a filter (date range, role, rank or season) now keeps the current numbers on screen and updates them in place, instead of blanking every panel to a loading skeleton at once.
v0.26.1August 18, 2026Players opens on the people you are looking for, not the whole history at once.
  • ImprovedThe Players roster now loads the first names on screen straight away, then brings in more as you scroll. Searching, sorting and the 2+ / 3+ filters keep the same full roster behind them.
  • ImprovedOpening Players no longer checks every possible name merge in the background. Name suggestions are ready when you choose Merge names instead.
  • FixedThe dashboard's Trending well and Focus on improving lists now respect the rank filter. They used to rank your strengths across every match, even with a rank selected.
  • FixedThe dashboard no longer gets stuck loading forever with the 7d, 30d or 90d range selected. It was quietly refetching your matches in a loop the whole time the tab was open, and the recent-form panels never appeared.
  • ImprovedThe old Analytics page is retired. Everything it showed lives on the dedicated pages now (Heroes, Modes & Maps, Session Analysis), so the takeaway on the dashboard no longer links to it.
v0.26.0August 18, 2026Rank calibration is now a timestamp, and the app measures your climb instead of guessing it.
  • ImprovedCalibrating your rank no longer means picking a match and remembering what you were at the time. Open your career profile, read your rank, and stamp it with the time you read it. You can log all three roles in one go, because the profile shows all three at once.
  • NewLog your rank twice and the app stops guessing. It works out what a win and a loss are actually worth to you from the games in between, instead of assuming a flat 24% for everyone. Until you have a second reading it still assumes 24%, and says so.
  • NewMatches played before your first reading finally get a rank. The estimate now runs backwards from a reading as well as forwards, so your older games can be filtered by rank too instead of showing a dash.
  • NewIf your rank moved further than your uploaded matches can explain, the app now tells you roughly how many games are missing rather than quietly stretching the numbers to fit.
  • ImprovedA rank the app worked out for you now looks different from a rank you entered: derived estimates are dimmed, and hovering any of them says how it was arrived at.
v0.25.2August 17, 2026
  • FixedThe press effect added in 0.25.1 only reached a handful of buttons. The sidebar, the Settings link, the column sort headers and the Win/Loss/Draw filters all stayed dead. Every control with an icon answers to a press now.
v0.25.1August 16, 2026
  • ImprovedButtons now answer when you press them: the icon dips for a moment under your click. Ticking a hero, map or mode filter pops its checkmark in, so you can see the filter took without checking the list.
v0.25.0August 16, 2026New icons across the app.
  • ImprovedEvery icon in the app has been redrawn. They are heavier now, so the small ones in tables and filters actually hold up against the dark background instead of fading into it.
  • ImprovedThe sidebar fills in the icon for the page you are on, so you can tell where you are at a glance even with the sidebar collapsed to its narrow rail.
v0.24.0August 16, 2026
  • ImprovedThe How it works page now shows the loop instead of describing it: three step cards with real dashboard fragments (match rows, an OCR readout, win-rate bars that fill in), and the nav highlights the page you are on.
  • ImprovedThe Windows warning note now says plainly that it only applies to the companion downloaded from GitHub Releases, not to the web uploader, and that a Microsoft Store release is on the way that installs without it.
v0.23.2August 16, 2026
  • NewEmerald joins the rank ladder between Platinum and Diamond. Calibrate on it, filter by it, and see its badge anywhere a rank is shown. Existing calibrations keep the rank you set.
v0.23.1August 16, 2026
  • FixedThe home page and the Players roster punctuate the way the rest of the app does, and an empty cell on Players shows the same plain dash every other page uses.
v0.23.0August 16, 2026The public counters stop arguing with the copy next to them.
  • ImprovedA total only goes on the page once it is big enough to be worth quoting. Until then those cells say something true about the app instead, so the site never puts up a number that argues with the sentence next to it.
v0.22.0August 15, 2026Heroes opens with a read on your roster instead of a wall of numbers.
  • NewThree named picks sit at the top of Heroes: what you are strongest on, what is dragging, and the hero you have not played enough to judge. Each one says why in a sentence, with the record and a small curve of how that hero has been going.
  • ImprovedThe roster below splits into tank, damage and support columns, most-played first, so you can see a role at a glance instead of scanning a twelve-column table for it. Pick a single role and it reflows into fuller cards with the whole statline.
  • NewRankings can read a weighted win rate that holds a small sample near your own average until it earns the move, so a 100% over 2 games can no longer top the board. Your raw win rate is still the number on display, and a Raw and Weighted toggle switches which one does the ranking. The app remembers your choice.
  • ImprovedThe full sortable table is still there, unchanged, behind a Cards and Table toggle.
v0.21.0August 14, 2026Sessions is a timeline now, so the gaps between your sittings read as clearly as the sittings do.
  • ImprovedSessions runs down a date spine instead of sitting in a flat table. Each sitting is its own card, and the space above it grows with the real break since the last one, so a week off looks like a week off and three sessions in one night stack up together.
  • ImprovedEach card carries the map you played most that night behind it, knocked back far enough to stay a backdrop.
  • NewA Roomy and Compact toggle sits beside the squad filter. Compact fits roughly twice as many sessions on screen, and the app remembers which one you picked.
  • ImprovedOpening a session now uses the full width: the per-10 line, every game, the heroes you played and who you played with sit side by side instead of stacked in two columns. The note explaining the up and down arrows moved up to sit with the numbers it describes.
  • ImprovedA session's record reads 6-3 in win and loss colours rather than 6W 3L, and the date moved out onto the spine so each row leads with the day of the week.
  • ImprovedBest session has left the summary strip. Sessions is a record of what happened rather than a ranking of it, and the same standout still lives on Session Analysis.
v0.20.0August 14, 2026Player names can be corrected from the roster again, and duplicate OCR readings are easier to merge.
  • NewEvery player row now has a pencil beside the gamertag. Edit the name in place, save with Enter or the checkmark, or cancel without leaving the roster.
  • ImprovedMerge names is back as a clear action on Players. Review suggested OCR variants or choose any names yourself, pick the spelling to keep, and undo a merge later if needed.
v0.19.0August 13, 2026Players is now a roster you can actually walk: grouped by when you last saw someone, with their profile open beside it.
  • ImprovedThe player list is grouped by when you last shared a lobby with someone - today, yesterday, this week, then by month - so the faces from last night are at the top instead of buried in a few thousand strangers.
  • NewEvery row carries the hero you usually see them on, the heroes they play, and how long ago you last met, next to your record with and against them.
  • ImprovedOpening someone shows their profile beside the list rather than over it, so you can go down the roster reading profiles without the list closing each time. On a narrower window it slides in from the side as before.
  • ImprovedThe columns still rank the list. Click one to sort by win rate with them, win rate against them, games shared, name, or last seen; players with no games on that side sink to the bottom instead of posing as a 0%.
  • ImprovedWho you just played with and against sits at the top of the page as portraits, so you can recognise a name you only half-read in the lobby.
  • ImprovedThe list loads more players as you scroll and stays put while you read, and search jumps straight to anyone.
v0.18.0August 13, 2026Groups now answers whether you actually play better with your friends, and every group has a page of its own.
  • ImprovedGroups opens with the answer: how many win-rate points you gain or lose when you queue with someone, your grouped and solo records side by side against a 50% line, and how much of the range you spent alone, in a duo, or in a stack.
  • NewYour best groups are ranked by win rate weighted by how many games you have together, so a steady 62% over twenty-four games outranks a lucky 67% over six, and a two-game hot streak never reaches the podium.
  • NewEvery group has its own page: the games behind it, the run you are on and your best streak together, who is in it and what they main, and what you played alongside them. It replaces the little hover card, so you can link to it, and naming a group happens there.
  • ImprovedThe group list reads against your solo baseline. One bar per group runs right when you do better together and left when you do worse, with the number beside it.
  • ImprovedThe list scrolls inside its own panel and can be searched or filtered down to duos or stacks, so the page stays put however many people you queue with.
  • ImprovedThe rail shows your last few grouped sittings with the record for each, so a bad night is one click from the session it came from.
v0.17.0August 13, 2026A security-focused beta update that keeps raw captures and account sessions on a tighter leash.
  • FixedRaw Game Report screenshots are now delivered only after an owner check. The signed-out showcase can still display aggregate match data, but it cannot retrieve the underlying captures.
  • ImprovedSign-in sessions stay in the current browser tab instead of being written to long-lived local browser storage, and login failures use the same generic message.
  • ImprovedUploads, reprocessing, account actions, and public browsing now have shared abuse limits, stricter image checks, and clearer temporary-outage responses.
v0.16.0August 11, 2026Season 4: Heroes of Busan, D.Mon on the roster, and a season picker that only offers seasons you played.
  • NewSeason 4: Heroes of Busan is here. It splits from Season 3 at the hour it went live, so a match you played on the morning of the 11th still counts as Season 3.
  • NewD.Mon, the new tank, is on the roster, so she shows up in your hero stats and gets a portrait everywhere a hero is named. Her art is scraped from the season announcement until the official art is released, so it is softer than the rest of the roster, and nobody has captured a real D.Mon Game Report yet. If the reader cannot place her, the match goes to review rather than naming the wrong tank.
  • ImprovedThe dashboard opens on the Season 4 key art.
  • ImprovedThe season picker now lists only the seasons you have matches in, instead of offering windows that can only come back empty. Before your first match it stays out of the way entirely.
v0.15.0August 11, 2026The Windows companion app is out, and uploading by hand got easier to read.
  • NewThe optional Windows companion app is available to download. It captures the Game Report on a hotkey and sends it here, so you do not have to save and upload screenshots by hand.
  • NewThe capture app's source is public. You can read exactly what it captures, what it sends, and where it sends it before you run it, and every release publishes a checksum you can verify against the file you downloaded.
  • NewThe companion download is now on the upload page too, which is where you are standing when you most want it.
  • ImprovedManual upload now takes one full Summary screenshot and one full Teams screenshot, finds the three OCR regions for you, and previews every crop before anything is sent.
  • ImprovedProcess screenshots lights up once you have given it everything it needs, so you can see the upload is ready instead of finding out by clicking.
  • ImprovedThe top bar shows Settings instead of repeating your name, which the sidebar already shows.
v0.14.0August 11, 2026The match page reads like a broadcast, and every stat says where you placed.
  • ImprovedA match now opens with a broadcast-style header: the map behind the result and score, your estimated rank after the game, and the tabs built into it.
  • ImprovedThe Overview tab leads with your hero and your standout finishes, and every stat tile shows where you placed on your team and in the lobby, not just the raw number.
  • ImprovedThe scoreboard draws a bar in every cell scaled to the best in the lobby, with the lobby leader lit in indigo and each team's best a shade brighter, so you can read who did what at a glance.
v0.13.0August 10, 2026A clearer sidebar and a companion that can prove, explain, and update its capture path.
  • ImprovedThe sidebar is easier to scan, keeps your account and current role's rank together, and uses the recent-form window you selected.
  • FixedCapture notifications no longer take keyboard focus away from Overwatch, and longer messages wrap instead of being cut off.
  • NewRun self test checks the service, screen capture, upload, OCR, and cleanup in one real pass. Every capture also saves a short report and its Game Report images in the debug folder, so a bad read has evidence.
  • FixedA newly paired device key can make your account's first upload instead of being refused. If your key was created before this fix, pair again before you capture.
  • NewThe companion can now tell you when a newer build is available, verify its checksum, and install it only after you choose Update now.
v0.12.0August 6, 2026Tell us when something breaks, and know what you are signing up for.
  • NewA feedback control in the app. It sends your message along with the page you were on and the last error, so a report is actionable without you having to describe the bug twice.
  • NewThe landing page now says plainly what this beta is: 1920x1080 capture is the tested path, the companion app is unsigned, and data may be reset.
v0.11.0August 5, 2026The companion app can remove itself, and deleting your account no longer half-works.
  • NewThe companion app has a Remove from this PC button. It clears its settings, saved device key, cached captures and the program itself, revokes that device's key, and leaves your account, matches and screenshots exactly where they are.
  • FixedDeleting your account now clears your stored screenshots before it touches anything else. If the storage service cannot confirm the deletion, the request fails and your data stays intact instead of the app telling you it is gone while some of it survives.
  • FixedThe packaged companion no longer forgets its device key between launches.
v0.10.2August 5, 2026Downloads now start on the releases page, and Meta Analysis goes back into the workshop.
  • ImprovedThe companion download link opens the GitHub releases page instead of handing you a file. You get the release notes, the checksum, and the source it was built from before you run anything.
  • ImprovedMeta Analysis is back to coming soon. The first version was not good enough to keep, and it is being rebuilt rather than left up.
  • ImprovedThe app now calls things what the game calls them: Overwatch, and the Game Report you capture from your match history.
v0.10.1August 4, 2026A first sign-in that no longer trips over itself.
  • FixedSigning in for the first time from two places at once no longer fails with a server error - your account is created once and both requests find it.
v0.10.0August 4, 2026A real first-run path, a Meta page that says something true, and clearer pairing errors.
  • NewA new account now sees exactly what to do next: get your first match in, by companion app or by uploading screenshots yourself, then anchor your rank on a match you remember.
  • NewMeta Analysis is a real page. It shows the heroes you actually play and how those picks fared against what you faced - your own record, not a claim about the wider ladder.
  • ImprovedWhen the companion app can't pair or upload, it now tells you which thing went wrong - a revoked device key, no connection, a service limit - and what to do about it, instead of showing a raw error.
  • FixedA device key pasted with a stray space or newline is no longer rejected as invalid.
v0.9.0July 31, 2026A clearer first step for new accounts, and fewer surprises when something breaks.
  • NewNew accounts now get a clear upload path on every stats page, instead of an empty dashboard with no next step.
  • ImprovedChart tooltips keep their labels and values readable against the dark surface.
  • NewOptional error reporting now helps the owner find API, OCR-worker, and web failures without sending screenshots or account details.
  • ImprovedPrivacy information now lives in the Privacy Policy and describes only the controls available to the account owner.
v0.8.0July 31, 2026Your account and its data are now yours to remove.
  • NewDelete your account, matches, screenshots, corrections, rank data, and device keys permanently from Settings.
  • NewA confirmation window explains exactly what disappears before deletion, and confirms afterward that the data cannot be recovered.
v0.7.0July 31, 2026The companion app became a small panel you can keep beside the game.
  • ImprovedThe desktop companion is now a frameless overlay panel with capture status, hotkey tiles, daily count, last match, and a compact activity log.
  • NewSettings now lives inside the panel, with device-key pairing, hotkey rebinding, capture-region tuning, and a multi-monitor picker.
  • NewA capture-confirmation sound, corner toasts, and the last-match card make it clear when an upload finishes and needs review.
v0.6.0July 30, 2026A public front door, and a scoreboard reader that stops lying about ones.
  • NewA landing page, a how-it-works page, and this changelog.
  • NewSign in with Google.
  • NewNew accounts are asked for their in-game name during setup, so the scoreboard reader knows which row is you from the very first upload.
  • ImprovedYour in-game name now lives on your account instead of the capture app's config, so pairing a second machine does not mean retyping it.
  • FixedA lone '1' in the elims, assists or deaths column could be read as a 0. It is now double-checked before being believed.
  • FixedA 2-1 win could be recorded as 1 with no second score, and credited to the wrong team. Scores are now read from either side of the 'VS' separately.
v0.5.0July 28, 2026Accounts, real sign-in, and a much faster reader.
  • NewReal accounts with sign-in, and a read-only public demo anyone can browse.
  • NewDevice keys, so the capture app can upload into your account.
  • ImprovedReading a match went from about a minute to roughly 1.4 seconds.
  • ImprovedA player's role is now taken from the hero they played, which reads far more reliably than the role icon.
  • FixedMatches could get stuck in processing forever if a reader died mid-job. They now recover on their own.
v0.4.0July 21, 2026The dashboard became the page worth opening first.
  • NewPer-role rank estimates on the dashboard, tracked forward from a match you calibrate.
  • NewTrending well and Focus on improving, ranked against your own baseline rather than a global average.
  • NewRecent form as a rolling win rate over a window you choose.
  • NewClick any best or worst row to see the actual matches behind it.
v0.3.0July 20, 2026Every page got its own real design.
  • NewGame modes and maps pages, with drill-downs for each map and mode.
  • NewHero detail pages: best and worst enemies, allies, maps and modes.
  • NewSession analysis covering time of day, session length, fatigue and momentum.
  • ImprovedPick rate is now measured within a role, since you can only pick within one.
  • NewTools for fixing misread gamertags, including merging duplicates and undoing a merge.