Drop a night's replays in and the app reads them: who played, what they drove, what each of them did, and how the seven of you opened on the map. Everything after that is just looking at it.
.wotreplay files onto the page. They are read in your browser, not
uploaded. Every player, every tank, every figure the game recorded.You drop a night's .wotreplay files onto the page. Your browser opens them
and pulls out what the game recorded: the result, who was in it, what they drove, and
every figure the scoreboard held. Then it reads the packet stream for where each tank
went, second by second, so the battle can be played back on the real minimap.
The replay files are never uploaded. They are read in your browser and only what comes out of them is sent to the server.
A replay is recorded from one player's client, which means an enemy tank does not exist in the file at all until somebody on your side sees it. Six per cent of them are visible twenty seconds in. So the app will not show you the enemy's opening, because it cannot know it, and it says so on the page rather than drawing something plausible.
What it can show is first contact — and across 150 battles the spot where an enemy tank is first seen predicts which flank it is still on ninety seconds later 98% of the time.
Each member has their own account: their in-game name, picked from the clan's roster, and a password of their own — one password per person, no clan password. Whoever brings a clan here is its first admin. A new account sees nothing until an admin of the clan lets it in, and an admin can show somebody the door just as easily. Members import replays and tick their own nights; admins do everything else, including setting a member a new password when they forget it.
€18 a year per clan, after 60 free days. There is no card to take and nothing to cancel: the trial simply ends. The details, and how paying works, are on the pricing page; a payment can be refunded in full within 14 days (refund policy).
There are no advertisements anywhere on this site and no tracking. The reason is arithmetic rather than principle. Display ads on a tool that people log into are shown almost nowhere, because everyone bookmarks the page behind the login; at the traffic this generates they would earn a fraction of a server bill, and the only way to make them earn more is to follow people around the internet. A few clans paying for it covers the whole thing, so that is how it is paid for.
If a subscription lapses, nothing is deleted and nothing is hidden. The record stays readable and exportable. What stops is adding to it.
Every table in the app exports to Excel or CSV, whatever the state of your subscription. It is your clan's record; it should never be stuck here.