Call of Duty: Warzone Stats Tracker
Mosh Pit is a screenshot-based Warzone stats tracker. Upload the Match Summary from a Battle Royale match and Mosh Pit reads your placement and stats, saves the match, and builds a Warzone match history that keeps growing.
How it works
How Warzone tracking works
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Upload a screenshot
Take a screenshot of the Match Summary and drop it into Capture. Nothing to install or link.
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Mosh Pit reads your stats
Computer vision reads your placement and the supported stats. You review them before the match is saved.
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Your history grows
The match joins your saved history, where personal bests, milestones and standout performances build over time.
What Mosh Pit reads
Warzone Battle Royale stats Mosh Pit tracks
- Placement
- Kills
- Deaths
- Assists
- Damage
Read from the Match Summary tab. K/D is worked out from your saved kills and deaths. If a value cannot be read with confidence it is left out, never guessed.
Battle Royale Casual, Solos and Quads
Mosh Pit tracks supported Warzone Battle Royale Match Summary screens, including Casual, Solos and Quads, and reads the mode from the screenshot. Your Warzone profile combines them, and each mode also keeps its own averages, records and trends. Other Warzone modes are not supported yet: a screenshot from one is turned away rather than mixed into your Battle Royale history.
Use Match Summary, not Scoreboard
After a match, open the Match Summary tab and screenshot it. That screen shows your overall placement; the Scoreboard tab does not, so Mosh Pit asks for the Match Summary instead.
Placement, where lower is better
Your best placement is your lowest finishing position, and a falling average placement counts as improvement. Mosh Pit saves the placement the screen shows and does not record wins or losses.
Your stats, no row to find
The Match Summary shows only your own stats, so there is no row to match. Saving your Warzone name in My Games names your profile and lets Mosh Pit flag a screenshot that shows someone else.
Player intelligence
What your Warzone match history becomes
Records and milestones
Personal bests, match milestones and standout performances, measured against your own Warzone history.
A profile that grows
Career totals, per-match averages and trends for Warzone that fill in with every match you track.
One cross-game Player Profile
Your games connect in a single Player Profile and a shareable Player Card, signed by Mosh Pit Labs from your saved records.
Mosh Pit tracks the matches you capture; it does not import your match history automatically. A verified Player Card means it was generated from your saved Mosh Pit records and signed by Mosh Pit Labs. It is not publisher or anti-cheat verification.
FAQ
Warzone stats tracker questions
What Warzone stats does Mosh Pit track?
Your placement, kills, deaths, assists and damage from each Battle Royale Match Summary you upload. K/D is worked out from your saved kills and deaths. Mosh Pit saves the placement the screen shows and does not record wins or losses.
Which Warzone modes are supported?
Warzone Battle Royale Casual, Solos and Quads. Your Warzone profile combines the three, and each mode also keeps its own averages, records and trends. Other Warzone modes are not supported yet.
Which Warzone screenshot should I upload?
The Match Summary tab shown after a Battle Royale match, with your placement, your stats and the mode name visible. The Scoreboard tab is not enough, because it does not show your placement.
Does Mosh Pit import my Warzone match history automatically?
No. Mosh Pit does not connect to your Call of Duty account. Your Warzone match history is built from the Match Summary screenshots you upload, one match at a time.
Start your Warzone history
One screenshot is enough to begin. Sign in to save your matches.
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