Your second-monitor companion.

One more game.
A little more
perspective.

Wins. Losses. That streak you’re trying to keep.
See your Rocket League session at a glance.

Free for Windows. No tracker account.

Rocket League Tracker icon: a blue car flying toward a metallic ball.

How’s the
session going?

The answer, without doing the math.
Your playlist records, recent results, and player totals. Right beside your game.

The session viewView full size
Actual Home session with one ranked Standard win, a one-win streak, player totals, and the recent match.
From the real app. Ranked Standard session, October 2, 2026. Swipe to explore the panel.

Every playlist. Its own record.

Keep your Doubles run separate from your Standard games. Wins, losses, win rate, and streaks stay with their playlist.

Late night? Same session.

Midnight doesn’t reset your run. A play session stays together across modes and short tracker restarts, until your inactivity gap ends it.

A glance between games.

See the latest results and your session player totals. No spreadsheet. No trying to remember the last six games.

While you’re in a match

The whole scoreboard.
One quick glance.

Live score and clock. Both teams.
Every player’s available scoreboard stats.
Your own row, easy to find.

Actual casual Doubles live scoreboard: Team 1 trails your team 0–1. Four players with score, goals, assists, saves, shots, and demos. Your row is highlighted.
Real casual 2v2 capture. Names anonymized; stats unchanged. Clock outside this crop. View full size ↗Swipe to see every stat.

More than the score.

Score, goals, assists, saves, shots, and demos, where available. The numbers the game shares, presented together.

Made for the monitor beside you.

Keep the live match in view while you play. Between matches, that space returns to your session summary.

The game ends.
The history stays.

Tonight’s run becomes something you can come back to.

Revisit the run.

Browse past play sessions, then open a match for its result, team scores, and available player stats. Ranked and casual history stay distinct.

See the bigger picture.

Overview brings together your selected account’s lifetime ranked record and win rate, with a breakdown by playlist. Account histories stay separate.

Keep the record right.

Review uncertain results and correct a match when needed. Your summaries and exports reflect the correction.

Your history. Your PC.

Records stay local. Export your match data, make a backup, and restore it when you move PCs. No cloud account required.

From one ranked grinder to another.

Built for the
way I play.

A GC1 player. A familiar habit.

“Am I up or down?”
That was the whole idea.

I’m a GC1 ranked grinder. One of my favorite things about BakkesMod was the session-tracker plugins. A quick glance, and I knew how the day was going.

I missed that. Tracker Network didn’t quite fit what I wanted for my own sessions, so I built something to keep beside the game.

Rocket League Tracker uses the local Stats API the game exposes. It’s a small Windows companion for following the session you’re in, and keeping the games that got you here.

Ready for your
next session.

Free for Windows. Built by a player.

Check release availability

See available builds on GitHub Releases.

  1. Download and open.

    Extract the Windows package, keep its files together, and open the tracker.

  2. Make it yours.

    Setup guides you through the local Stats API and confirming your game account. Restart Rocket League if the API setting changes.

  3. Queue up.

    Leave the tracker running while you play. It records the matches it observes; earlier games can’t be recovered.

Still taking shape

More games.
More possibilities.

I’m exploring deeper analytics, teammate trends, and what optional AI insights could add. Ideas for the future, not features in today’s app. No release dates yet.

A little support.
Another late-night build.

Want to support the next update? A coffee goes a long way. Always optional. The tracker is free.

Optional support through Buy Me a Coffee.