LitRPG Stat Tracker

Log every stat change chapter by chapter, then see exactly what a character's numbers were at any point in the story. Copy a Royal Road stat block for that chapter, or download the current values as a CSV. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

Step 1

Define the stats

Name each stat and give it the value the character starts the story with. Load an example to see a finished ledger, then change anything.

Character

NameTypeStarts at

6/16 stats

Step 2

Log the changes by chapter

Write the stat name, then +2, -3 or = 10. Text stats use =, like Realm = Qi Gathering. Separate changes with commas, and keep one row per chapter.

ChapterMoment (optional)Changes

8/80 rows · rows run in chapter order, and ones up to chapter 12 are outlined

Your ledger saves itself in this browser. It never leaves your computer.

Result

Stats after chapter 12

Chapter 0 shows the starting values.

Stat values after chapter 12, with the change that last touched each one
Stat	Value	Last change
Level	4	Ch 12 · Class evolution: +1
STR	18	Ch 12 · Class evolution: +3
DEX	11	Ch 12 · Class evolution: +3
VIT	18	Ch 12 · Class evolution: +2
INT	8	Not changed yet
Max HP	210	Ch 12 · Class evolution: +40

Output

Take it with you

Kael Stormwind
After chapter 12
STATS
Level	4
STR	18
DEX	11
VIT	18
INT	8
Max HP	210

The values CSV has one header row and one row for this character, the shape WriteIDE reads when you choose New tracker from spreadsheet. The PNG carries a small writeide.com mark. Copied text never does.

Why stats drift in long serials

A stat that changes in chapter 7 has to be right in chapter 70. Over a long serial the numbers end up in your head, in old chapters and in a spreadsheet that quietly stops matching either. Logging each change against the chapter where it happens gives you one place to look: pick a chapter and you see what every stat was then.

For catching the mismatches that do slip through, read how to catch continuity errors in your stat blocks and how to keep stats consistent across a series.

How the ledger works

Define each stat once, with its type and the value it starts the story with.
Add a row for every chapter where something changes. +2 adds, -3 subtracts and = 10 sets.
Move the chapter control. The tracker replays the log from the start, so the same ledger always gives the same numbers.
Copy the stat block for Royal Road, or download the CSV for a spreadsheet or for WriteIDE.

Good to know

Questions about this tool

Is my data uploaded?

No. The tracker runs in your browser and nothing you type is sent anywhere. It keeps your ledger in this browser’s local storage so a refresh does not lose it, and Clear and start over deletes it.

Can I track more than one character?

This version follows one character at a time. Download the values CSV for each character and stack the rows in a spreadsheet if you want to bring a whole cast into WriteIDE together. WriteIDE itself keeps one record per character.

Can I import this into WriteIDE?

The values CSV, yes. In WriteIDE choose New tracker from spreadsheet, pick the file, check the character and stats in the review, and create the tracker. That brings in the stat values at the chapter you chose. The chapter-by-chapter history does not import: inside WriteIDE you record changes by scene, and the app rebuilds the sheet at any scene from them. The full ledger CSV is for your own records.

Does it work for cultivation realms or tiers?

Yes. Make the realm or tier a text stat and set it with an equals sign, like Realm = Qi Gathering. Pair it with a whole-number Stage if you count stages, and use a percentage stat for something like Purity.

Will it fix my old chapters?

No. It never reads or edits your manuscript. It shows what your numbers were at each chapter you log, so you can spot where a stat block you wrote disagrees with the ledger.

From one result to a living system

Track every character by scene, not by spreadsheet.

This tracker follows one character in your browser, and only the chapters you type into it. WriteIDE keeps the whole cast and ties every change to the scene where it happens.

It rebuilds a character's sheet at any point in the story and compares each stat block's saved values with the current ones, so a later change shows you which earlier scenes to check.

Available in WriteIDE 0.7.3

Real product proof: Scenes to review shows the saved and current values of a character's stats side by side, so a later change never leaves an earlier stat block quietly out of date.

Track every character by scene See scene-based stat tracking

Actual WriteIDE screen

This tool runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere, and it keeps working with your network off.

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