World of Tanks Stats Tracker
Mosh Pit is a screenshot-based World of Tanks stats tracker. Upload the Overview tab of your Battle Results and Mosh Pit reads your result, damage and kills, saves the battle, and builds a match history of your performance that keeps growing.
How it works
How World of Tanks tracking works
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Upload a screenshot
Take a screenshot of the Battle Results and drop it into Capture. Nothing to install or link.
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Mosh Pit reads your stats
Computer vision reads your result 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
World of Tanks Battle Results stats Mosh Pit tracks
- Victory or defeat
- Kills· vehicles destroyed
- Damage
- Survived or destroyed
- Assisted damage
- Vehicles spotted
- Critical hits
- Tank and tier
Read from the Overview tab of Battle Results. K/D is worked out from your kills and whether you survived. If a value cannot be read with confidence it is left out, never guessed.
Validated on Standard Battles
Mosh Pit currently validates World of Tanks Battle Results Overview screenshots from Standard Battles. A screenshot that clearly shows another battle type is turned away for now, until Mosh Pit has checked that screen against real screenshots.
One history for your battles
Mosh Pit does not split World of Tanks by battle type: every battle you capture goes into one history, so your win rate, K/D, average damage, records and trends cover all of it. The battle type is kept with each battle and shown on it.
Use the Overview tab, not Team Score
After a battle, open Battle Results and stay on the Overview tab. It shows your own result and stats in one row, with the map, the battle type and your tank on the line under it. Team Score lists both teams instead, so Mosh Pit asks for the Overview.
One life per battle
A battle ends for you when your tank is destroyed, so a death is 0 or 1: Battle Results says “Survived” or “Destroyed”. K/D is your kills over that, and there is no KDA, because the screen shows assisted damage rather than assists.
Your tank travels with the match
Each saved battle keeps the tank you played and its tier, next to your result, so your history shows what you drove. Saving your World of Tanks name in My Games names your profile and lets Mosh Pit flag a screenshot that shows someone else.
Player intelligence
What your World of Tanks match history becomes
Records and milestones
Personal bests, match milestones and standout performances, measured against your own World of Tanks history.
A profile that grows
Career totals, per-match averages and trends for World of Tanks 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
World of Tanks stats tracker questions
What World of Tanks stats does Mosh Pit track?
Your result (victory, defeat or draw), kills (vehicles destroyed), damage, whether you survived, assisted damage, vehicles spotted and critical hits. Each battle also keeps your tank and its tier, the map, the battle type and the date and time, where the screenshot shows them. K/D is worked out from your kills and whether you survived.
Which Battle Results screen should I upload?
The Overview tab of the post-battle Battle Results screen. It shows your result, your row of stats, and the line with the map, battle type and tank. Team Score is not the screen Mosh Pit reads.
Does Mosh Pit support every World of Tanks battle type?
Not yet. Standard Battle is the battle type validated on real screenshots today, and a screenshot that clearly shows another one is turned away for now. Your WoT history is not split into separate profiles by battle type: it is one history, and the battle type is kept with each battle.
Does Mosh Pit use the Wargaming API?
No. World of Tanks tracking currently uses the Battle Results screenshots you upload, so your history is made of the battles you capture. API enrichment may be added later.
Start your World of Tanks history
One screenshot is enough to begin. Sign in to save your matches.
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