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Power Tracker

Power Tracker captures snapshots of member power levels over time. Each snapshot stores the alliance's full roster of power numbers; the page shows the alliance total over time as an area chart and per-member sparklines with a delta column showing how each member moved between the two most recent snapshots.

How it works

Officers (R5/R4) take a snapshot whenever they want a fresh reading — typically once a week or before a recruitment-cap decision. Each snapshot stores every member's current power level (and seasonal resistance, when a season is active). The page shows the latest snapshot per member alongside a sparkline of the previous snapshots, and an alliance-total area chart at the top.

Try it

// LIVE DEMO · SAMPLE DATA

// ALLIANCE POWER

955.0M

10 members

+30.0M

Last snapshot 10/8/2026

// POWER · OVER TIME

955.0M833.0MSep 3Oct 8
Captures all member power for trend tracking

// SCREENSHOT SCANNER

Scan Member Power

Upload member-list screenshots — AI reads player names and total power.

Pro

Skip Manual Data Entry

Upload screenshots and AI extracts the relevant game data for review. Included in Last Command Pro.

Review your alliance plan
1
Aurora_M
+7.0M
2
VexNova
+2.0M
3
IrisStorm
+4.0M
4
KadeOnline
+4.0M
5
PaxBlackline
+1.0M
6
LyraVox
+3.0M
7
JunoClipse
+4.0M
8
RuneCallow
9
Sable_X
+2.0M
10
ArcSeven
+3.0M
The actual production component, running against six weekly demo snapshots. Click any column header to sort — Power, Change, or Name. The 'Take Snapshot' button is wired to a no-op so the table doesn't reset.

Capturing snapshots

Two ways to feed power numbers in:

  • Click-to-edit — tap any member's power cell and type in the new value. Auto-saves on blur. This is the default, free-tier flow.
  • AI screenshot scan (Pro) — paste a screenshot of the in-game member-list panel and the platform extracts every name and power level for review. Saves an evening of typing for a 50-member alliance.

// TIP

Take Snapshot creates a new dated snapshot entry — that's what the sparklines and delta column read from. You don't need to do this on a strict schedule; once a week is plenty for most alliances.

Reading the page

The most useful columns are Change (positive, green = gainer; negative, red = went backwards) and the sparkline (where you can see whether someone is trending or flatlining). Sorting by Change ascending is the fastest way to spot members who've gone backwards — usually a sign someone is about to migrate or quit.

The alliance-total chart up top is a quick health check. A smooth upward curve is what you want. A dip means the alliance lost members between snapshots, and a flat curve usually means recruitment has stalled.