Journey Tracker

Journey Tracker keeps a detailed record of your character's road from level 1 to 60 in WoW Forever. It tracks your time, XP, kills, deaths, quests, gold, travel, gear and class, saves a snapshot every time you level up, and shows it all in an in-game window laid out like the classic quest log.

Type /journey (or /jt), or click the gold JT button on your minimap.

What it tracks

Time and pace

/played in total and for every single level, plus the date and time of every ding
Play sessions: how many, average and longest, and the most levels you gained in one
Time spent AFK, resting, dead, on flight paths and mounted
XP per hour, your fastest and slowest levels, days played, and the hours of the day you play

Leveling and quests

Where you were for every ding, and what pushed you over: a quest, a kill or exploring
Your XP split between quests, kills and exploration, rested XP used, and solo vs grouped XP
Quests completed per level and per zone, quests abandoned, gold from quests, and the quest you held the longest

Combat and deaths

Kills per level, your most-killed mobs, elites, rares and creature types, and the highest-level mob you've killed compared to your own level
Fights, your longest fight, time in combat, dungeon bosses and PvP honorable kills
Every death: where it happened, what killed you, and how you came back (corpse run, spirit healer or a rez), plus your longest run of levels without dying
Dungeon runs, time per run and deaths per dungeon

Exploration and travel

Every zone in the order you reached it, subzones discovered, and time spent in each zone
Hearthstone uses, flight paths found, flights taken, and distance traveled on the ground and by air
Total distance fallen, and the longest fall you survived

Gold, loot and gear

Gold earned and spent, and where it went: training, repairs, flights, vendors and the auction house
Your gold at every level, your peak gold, and when you got your first mount
Items looted by quality, your best item, and your first blue and first epic
A snapshot of your gear every 10 levels, and the gear you wore the longest (by levels and by /played)

Professions and skills

Professions learned and how they rose over time, items crafted and fish caught
Herbs picked, ore mined and creatures skinned, and what they gave
Every spell you learned and the level you learned it, and weapon skill-ups

Your class

Stats for every class, such as time in each stance or form, seals and auras, totems dropped, pets tamed, soul shards, conjured food and water, ammo used and time in stealth
For everyone: bandages, potions, food and drink, and an estimate of the healing you've done

WoW Forever

Skyborne: your time on Zephras Isle and the faction you chose
When you first reached Riverglades, Shen'dralas and Mount Hyjal, and new Forever quests vs Classic quests
Camping: camps set up, time at campfires, camp buffs and camping objects crafted
Map areas explored at each level, transmog changes, and your realm's ruleset

Social

Time grouped vs solo, how many different players you've grouped with (a count, never names), the level you joined a guild, and how many times you jumped

Export your journey

/journey export packs your stats into one line of text that you can copy and share. Coming later: a website that turns it into a Wrapped-style recap of your road to 60.

Privacy

Exports never include your character's name or realm, other players' names, or chat.
Other players' names are never saved, and chat is never stored.
Nothing leaves the game by itself. Addons can't reach the internet or the rest of your computer, so your data stays in your saved variables until you choose to share an export.

Good to know

Stats are saved per character and kept when you update the addon.
Tracking starts when you install it. On a character that's already leveling, everything from that point on is recorded.
/journey backup saves a second copy of your data, just in case.
This is an early version, made during the WoW Forever beta. Some stats are still being checked in game, so bug reports and ideas are very welcome in the comments.