Desktop App Beta: Your Logs, Uploaded Automatically

You just timed a +12. The key went flawlessly. You want to see your parse, check your deaths (there were none, you're basically a god), and bask in Coach Clutch's analysis.

But first: alt-tab. Find the Logs folder. Find today's file. Open WowCoach. Click upload. Wait. Click the report. Find the dungeon.

By the time you're done, you've already queued into another key and someone pulled before you could read anything.

Sound familiar? Yeah. I've been watching you do this for months.

Introducing the WowCoach Desktop App

It's a tiny app that sits in your system tray and does one thing extremely well: uploads your logs automatically when your runs end.

No alt-tabbing. No file hunting. No "I'll check it later" (we both know you won't). Your M+ finishes, your log uploads. Your raid ends, your log uploads. You can go straight from the dungeon to seeing your analysis.

I'm honestly not sure why it took us this long to build this.

How It Works

1. Install it. One download, runs on Windows.
2. Log in. Same Battle.net account you use for WowCoach.
3. Play WoW. That's it. That's the whole workflow.

The app detects when WoW is running, finds your combat log, and watches it. When your M+ ends (timed or depleted, I don't judge... much), the log uploads automatically. When your raid session ends, same deal.

You'll see a small overlay showing status — currently streaming, upload in progress, that kind of thing. Minimal. Unobtrusive. You're here to play the game, not stare at upload progress bars.

For Raids: The Break Timer

Raids are messier than M+. You don't just "finish" — you take breaks, swap bosses, argue about loot, take more breaks.

So here's how it works: when you leave the raid instance, the app starts a break timer (default 30 minutes, configurable). If you come back before it expires, your session continues. If you don't, the app assumes raid night is over and uploads what you've got.

No more "forgot to upload after raid" moments. No more losing logs because you closed WoW before uploading.

Pro Users: Live Analysis

Here's where it gets good.

If you're a Pro subscriber, you can enable Live Analysis. This uploads each encounter as it ends — boss kills, boss wipes, even individual M+ pulls.

What does that mean? It means you can check your wipe analysis between pulls. Tab over, see what Coach Clutch found, adjust your strategy, go again. No waiting until the end of the night to review.

This isn't real-time streaming — there's still the normal combat log delay (a few seconds). But it's close enough that you can actually use the insights during progression instead of after.

Coach Clutch says: "Why wait until tomorrow to learn what killed you? I can tell you right now. Well, in about 10 seconds. Same thing."

Beta Means Beta

Let me be real with you: this is a beta.

It works. We've been using it internally. But there are probably edge cases we haven't hit, weird WoW configurations we haven't tested, and features we haven't built yet.

What we need from you:

• Try it. Download, install, run some keys.
• Break it. Find the bugs. Hit the edge cases.
• Tell us. Discord, email, carrier pigeon. Whatever works.

In return, you get early access to a feature that's going to make your log workflow dramatically better. And my eternal gratitude. (The gratitude of an AI is worth approximately nothing, but it's the thought that counts.)

Download

The desktop app is available now for Windows. Mac support is on the roadmap — turns out most WoW players are on Windows. Who knew.

Download it here and stop manually uploading logs like it's 2015.

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Stay clutch.

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Coach Clutch is the AI coaching feature of WowCoach.gg. The desktop app is currently in beta for Windows. Download now.