Updates
What changed on ClashTrack, and when
A running log of the changes you can actually see: new features in the tracker, guides that were rewritten or expanded, and new public pages. Behind-the-scenes work like server fixes is left out. Guides also show their own last-updated date under the title. Spotted something wrong? The contact page explains how to report it.
Public game-data pages and an upgrade calculator
- New public reference pages for game data, readable without an account.
- An upgrade calculator for working out costs and build times.
- Every guide now shows its author and the date it was last updated.
- The About page explains who builds ClashTrack, where its data comes from and how to report an error.
Completion measured against your TH Cap
- Progress is now measured against the TH Cap: the highest level each item can reach at your current Town Hall, not the game-wide maximum.
- Completion is weighted by the upgrade time remaining, so a missing hero level counts for more than a missing wall.
- Per-category numbers are always labelled with their category; only the combined figure is called "Overall".
Plan page, Clan hub and a new mobile navigation
- The upgrade queue and builder planner are merged into one Plan page.
- War, Clan War League and Clan Capital now live together in a Clan hub with a shared clan tag.
- Mobile navigation is simplified to Home, Upgrades, Plan, Clan and More.
- Villages are shown by in-game name and tag, with an optional nickname.
Undo, clearer upgrade controls and safety fixes
- Destructive actions show a preview of what will change and can be undone from a toast.
- Correcting a level and starting an upgrade are now separate controls, so fixing a typo never starts a timer.
- Signing out now clears all cached village data from the browser.
Longer guides and a rewritten rush guide
- The rush guide now explains whether rushing works, where it stops paying off and how to rush without wrecking an account.
- The upgrade priority, resources, defenses, base-building and army guides each gained substantial new sections.
- The guides hub explains the four parallel progression tracks the guides are built around.
Written Town Hall 11–18 guides
- Each Town Hall from 11 to 18 has its own written analysis: what changes, upgrade order, army, timeline and common mistakes.
- Town Halls 2 to 10 are covered together in a single Early Town Halls guide.
- New About and Contact pages, and a proper "page not found" page.
- Layout fixes for small phone screens and improved text contrast.
Hero, laboratory and pet upgrade tracking
- Hero upgrades, laboratory research and pet upgrades are tracked alongside buildings, each in its own slot.
- Importing a village picks up running hero, lab and pet timers.
- The Upgrades page is flattened into a single row of tabs, with active timers always visible.
Builder planner, Gold Pass boosts and war history
- A builder planner lays upgrades out across builder lanes with projected finish times.
- Gold Pass boosts can be applied to every displayed cost and build time.
- Remaining-to-max totals per category and for the whole village, with wall-clock time for your builder count.
- Dashboard countdowns for raid weekend, clan games, league reset, season end and CWL sign-up.
- A personal war record with war stats, missed attacks and win/loss history.
Active upgrades and notifications
- Track running upgrades with live countdowns and a builder cap.
- A notification bell tells you when an upgrade finishes.
- An upgrade queue for lining up what to do next.
Rusher's Guide and the first public guides
- The Rusher's Guide ranks what a rushed village should upgrade next on the way to Town Hall 18.
- Free public strategy guides covering defenses, heroes, armies, resources and base building.
- In-app feedback for reporting bugs and wrong numbers.
- The project was renamed from CoC Tracker to ClashTrack.
Buildings tracker and village import
- A buildings tracker covering every building from Town Hall 1 to 18, with per-level costs, build times and icons.
- Import your village from the game's own export instead of entering levels by hand.
ClashTrack is an independent fan project. This material is unofficial and is not endorsed by Supercell. Clash of Clans is a trademark of Supercell.