Run your clan on evidence, not screenshots.
Track who attacked and who didn't — across wars, CWL and capital raids — then pick your lineup from the record instead of from memory.
Email and a 6-digit code — no password, no card.
Who missed, and how often — as a number
Attacks are archived while the war is running, and every member carries a Reliability Score: attack rate, missed attacks and average stars, weighted towards the last three months so a bad season last year stops counting against them.
It stays marked provisional until there is enough evidence to be fair — nobody is condemned by one war.
Pick fifteen from the record, then lock it
The roster is ranked by reliability rather than trophies, so the people who actually attack float to the top. Pick your lineup, reorder it, and the planner warns you when the composition is off — too top-heavy, or a chronic misser in the fifteen.
Lock it when it's settled, and the season table tracks each round as it plays out.
Top-heavy: 6 of your 8 biggest town halls are on the bench.
Chase the missing attacks in one tap
Write your own message once, with {name}, {attacksLeft}, {hoursLeft} and {warOpponent} filled in per member. The editor previews it live.
One tap opens WhatsApp with the message already typed. Nothing sends itself and nothing is posted in-game — you stay the one doing the chasing.
Oi {name}, {attacksLeft} attack(s) left vs {warOpponent} — {hoursLeft}h to go. Don't be that guy.The weekend everyone forgets
Raid weekends are ingested automatically, with attacks used and loot per member, and a repeat-offender tally across seasons.
Skipping raids is the quietest way to cost a clan progress, and the one thing nobody screenshots.
And the rest of it
Set up in under a minute
Email and a one-time code. No password to forget, nothing to install.
The roster loads from the official API. Takes about ten seconds.
Attacks are captured while the war is live, and the history starts building itself.
Questions leaders actually ask
Do I need to add a bot to my clan?
No. Nothing joins your clan and nothing is posted in-game. Everything is read from Supercell's official Clash of Clans API using your clan tag, so the game never sees us.
Do I have to be the leader?
No — and there is no way to prove leadership through the API, so we do not pretend to. Anyone can track a clan tag. What protects you is the split: objective clan data is shared, while anything you type — phone numbers, notes, strikes, CWL plans — is private to your account and invisible to everyone else tracking the same clan.
Why do I have to press Sync instead of it updating itself?
Roster sync is deliberately manual so you decide when the member list changes — a sync mid-shuffle would quietly mark half your clan as leavers. Wars are the exception: those are captured automatically while they are live, because they cannot be recovered afterwards.
Why can't I see attacks from a war that already ended?
Supercell's API only exposes per-player attacks while a war is running; the war log that remains afterwards has none of it. A war nobody captured live is gone for good. That is exactly why the tracker archives every war as it happens — from the day you add your clan, forward.
Are the phone numbers safe?
They are encrypted at rest, never appear in a share link or in an export unless you explicitly ask for them, and are visible only to your own account. You can also have a number deleted automatically the moment that member leaves the clan.
Can I get my data back out?
Yes. Roster, war history and capital weekends all export as CSV, and the same CSV can be edited in a spreadsheet and imported back — with a dry run first that shows exactly what would change before anything is written.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Sign in with your email and a one-time code — there is no password, no card, and no trial.
Your next CWL argument can end with the record instead of a screenshot.
Add your clan now and the war that starts tonight is the first one on file.
Not sure yet? Read how the clan management tools compare, or the rest of the leader guides.