Get Started
From /combatlog to “why did we wipe?” in two minutes.
1. Upload your first log
Web · no install
WoW already writes a combat log to disk — you just have to turn it on. Type /combatlog in-game once per session and your kills, wipes, deaths, casts, and damage taken all get saved to:
World of Warcraft\_retail_\Logs\WoWCombatLog-YYMMDD_hhmmss.txt
Drag that file onto the upload page. We’ll segment it into pulls, identify each encounter and difficulty, and surface deaths, DPS, mechanics missed, and a death-recap timeline for every wipe. No account required to view a report. Sign in if you want it saved to your profile.
2. Stream live with the desktop app
For raids and M+ pushes
Don’t want to remember to upload after every pull? The WowCoach desktop app watches your Logs/ folder and uploads as the file is being written. Live kill-summaries pop up between attempts, AI Coach can react in real-time, and there’s nothing to click during the actual fight.
Tauri-built (~10 MB, not Electron). Windows today; macOS in progress.
3. Coach Clutch — AI on every wipe
Inside your report
Open any report and every death and wipe has a Coach Clutch button. It reads your gear, talents, the mechanics that hit you, and who else died with you — then tells you in plain English what went wrong and what to do differently on the next pull.
Coach Clutch uses the encounter strategy guide, your armory snapshot, and the full event timeline. Trial includes 10 analyses; Pro is unlimited.
4. AskLogs — search your logs in plain English
Free preview
AskLogs is a search engine for your combat logs, not a coach. Type a question, get a table or chart back — no dropdowns, no navigation. Drop in up to 5 logs at once for cross-run trends.
- “What ability killed people the most?”
- “Damage trend for the whole raid week”
- “Are we missing any enchants?”
- “Compare interrupts between @Vaelgrim and @Sylarae”
Free while in Preview — no credits charged while it iterates. Pro tier coming with the full release.