Run it on your own Warcraft Logs client
Connect the client you register on Warcraft Logs, and every comparison, player search and season profile fetches against your own points. No shared queue, no waiting for the hour to reset. The reading still happens on our server; only the fetching moves to your browser, under your own login.
Your Pro key
Own-client mode is part of Pro. Paste the key from your subscription; it stays in this browser. No key yet? See the plans.
Your Warcraft Logs client
- Open warcraftlogs.com/api/clients (logged in) and click Create Client.
- Name it anything, for example
keystone delta. For the redirect URL paste exactlyhttps://wowtool.tips/keystone-delta/connect/ - Tick Public Client (this page keeps no secret), click Create, and paste the Client ID here.
Connect sends you to Warcraft Logs to approve the client, then straight back here. The page uses the PKCE flow their documentation describes for browser apps; no secret is ever asked for.
Status
What moves to your browser
The fetches. Each analysis asks our server what to read, your browser reads it from Warcraft Logs with your token and posts the answer back, and the server does the rest exactly as it does for everyone else.
What never leaves your browser
Your token. Our server sees Warcraft Logs' responses, not your credentials. Disconnect removes the token from this browser; revoking the client on Warcraft Logs ends it everywhere.
Private reports
A report that is not public is analysed for you only. It is never stored on our side and never appears behind a share link.
What an hour buys you
Warcraft Logs counts in points rather than requests: 3,600 an hour for a client like yours, more with a Warcraft Logs subscription. Points are abstract, so here is what they actually cost, measured rather than estimated:
| Comparing two runs nobody has read yet | about 130 points | roughly 25 an hour |
|---|---|---|
| A run someone has already read | free | no limit |
| Finding players like you | about 10 points | hundreds an hour |
| A season profile | about 12 points | hundreds an hour |
| Season habits, per logged run | about 10 points a run | a 40-run season is roughly 400 |
In practice an evening of reading your own keys does not come close to the hour. The heavy one is a whole season read for the first time, and even that is kept for good afterwards, so the next visit only pays for the runs you have added since.