For Windows 10 and 11
See every arena game you play, reviewed.
The MindCollector app watches your games while you play and sends each one to your page when it ends. You get a card for every game, and a page that sets your play against other players of your spec.
MindCollector
What it shows
Every game, as it ends
Who you played, how experienced they were, and the MMR on both sides. It shows up about a minute after the gates close.
Three steps
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Open the file you downloaded
The app isn't signed by Microsoft yet, so Windows may show a blue box saying it "protected your PC". Click More info, then Run anyway. The app installs itself and adds a shortcut to your Start menu and desktop.
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Connect your account
The first time it opens, the app opens this website for you. Sign in (or make an account) and click Connect. The app picks it up by itself, so there's no key to copy.
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3
Play arena
The app adds a small WoW addon that turns on combat logging in arena. If WoW is already open, type
/reloadonce. Each game shows up in the app about a minute after it ends, and on Your games here.
The app sits in the tray by the clock and starts with Windows, so it's there when you play. You can turn that off in its Settings.
What it reads, and what happens to it
It reads one thing: your WoW combat log (WoWCombatLog.txt), and it only sends the arena games in it. Nothing else on your PC.
Your games are yours. Each game's page names the players in it, so only you can see it.
The averages. Unless you opt out, your games are also counted, without any names, in the averages everyone is compared with. You can leave them out any time on Your games, under Upload.
Your login stays with Blizzard. You can make an account with an email address. If you use Battle.net, you sign in on Blizzard's own page and we never see your password.