whydidwewipe
Near-real-time raid wipe analysis for World of Warcraft. Your raid wipes, the dashboard tells you why — in seconds, not after the pull.
The Problem
Every raid group has the same post-wipe moment: twenty people staring at their screens while someone asks “what happened?” The existing tools don't help here — Warcraft Logs requires a full upload after the raid, Wipefest isn't live, and WoWAnalyzer focuses on individual performance.
What raiders actually need is an immediate, shared answer: why did we just wipe?
How It Works
Run the logger
A lightweight desktop app watches your WoW combat log file and streams events to the server in real time over WebSocket.
Raid as normal
Pull bosses, do mechanics, wipe. The logger handles everything in the background.
See the wipe cause instantly
The rules engine analyzes the combat events and surfaces the wipe cause on a shared dashboard your whole raid can see.
Features
Near-Real-Time Analysis
The moment your raid wipes, the dashboard updates with a breakdown of what went wrong — no waiting for a full log upload.
Combat Log Streaming
A lightweight desktop logger watches your WoW combat log and streams events to the backend over WebSocket as they happen.
Boss-Specific Rules
Custom rule sets for each boss detect the actual wipe cause — missed interrupts, standing in fire, tank deaths, failed mechanics.
Shared Dashboard
One person runs the logger, and the whole raid group can follow along on a shared session page. No accounts required.
Current Status
Actively building the MVP — combat log parser, WebSocket streaming, and the rules engine are in progress. Starting with a handful of bosses and generic wipe rules, then expanding from there.