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PhaseTrack

Command your army, track every model you own, and get phase-by-phase guidance once the dice start rolling -- one tool, built for players who take their tabletop battles seriously.

What you get

Built end-to-end for the whole lifecycle of an army: build it, own it, play it.

Build legal lists, fast

Live points totals, detachment rules, and budget limits enforced as you build -- if it's not legal, you'll know before you ever reach the table.

Track what you own

Log your real collection down to the model. See what's built, what's missing, and what you can actually field for your next list.

Play mode, phase by phase

Once the dice are rolling, get reminders for every phase of your turn -- surfaced exactly when you need them, not buried in a rulebook.

Data you can trust

Points and rules are pulled from published sources and kept in sync -- no stale PDFs, no arguing at the table.

Built in the open

Live today

  • List building with live points and legality checks
  • Collection tracking down to the model
  • Phase-by-phase play mode for logged games
  • Game history and results

Actively cooking

  • More factions and detachments as new data ships
  • List sharing and export
  • Deeper game history and stats

PhaseTrackis in private beta -- you'll hit rough edges. Every tester's feedback directly shapes what gets built next.

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PhaseTrack

An independent, fan-made companion app for tabletop miniature wargaming. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Games Workshop Limited or any of its trademark holders.

PhaseTrack does not create or host most of its own game data. The majority of unit, weapon, and army data is maintained by the open-source BSData community and downloaded directly from github.com/BSData; stratagems and a small number of remaining factions are sourced from Wahapedia.