Play a game. A minute later you have the numbers: army, economy, supply blocks and every build order. Free, open source, and it all stays on your computer.
GG Stats notices when a Battle.net or ShieldBattery game ends and analyzes it on its own. No buttons to press.
Scoreboard, army and economy over time, supply blocks, bases, unit breakdowns, and every player's build order with timings.
Your record by matchup and map, your macro, who you play with and against, and how it all moves over your last hundred games.
Point it at your replay folders and it builds a library you can browse, filter and analyze.
No. It only ever loads replays, in a separate StarCraft it starts itself. It never injects into a game you play, and it never joins online games.
No. The analysis runs next to it, and you don't need to be logged in to Battle.net.
The installer isn't signed yet, so SmartScreen warns about it. Click More info, then Run anyway. The code is all on GitHub if you want to check it or build it yourself.
No. Replays and stats stay on your computer. The only thing it asks the internet is whether there's a new version, and you can turn that off.
Not yet. It needs Windows 10 or 11.