About

Community project · Est. 2024

Halo Record is a community-built stats site for Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Search any gamertag to see TrueSkill ratings across every playlist, lifetime service records, full carnage reports, medal breakdowns, and live seasonal leaderboards. Everything on the site is free to view and free to use.

MCC has one of the most dedicated competitive communities in FPS history, but official stat tracking inside the game is thin. Match history is capped, TrueSkill is hidden behind abstracted tiers, and there is no way to compare yourself against the wider player base. Halo Record fills that gap — surfacing the numbers the community has always wanted, in a format built by players who actually grind the playlists.

The site reads from the unofficial Halo MCC API to fetch service records, TrueSkill ratings, and the short window of recent matches that Microsoft exposes. To fill in everything beyond that window, players run our open-source desktop companion app, which reads local carnage reports that MCC writes to disk and uploads them to our database. The more players who run the uploader, the more complete every profile becomes.

Halo Record is operated by a solo developer based in Arizona, United States, and funded entirely by voluntary donations from the community. There is no paywall, no required login to view stats, and no data is sold. Donations cover server, database, and hosting costs — and keep the lights on.

Halo Record is an independent community project. We do not claim ownership of any intellectual property belonging to Microsoft Corporation, 343 Industries, Xbox Game Studios, or Bungie.

"Halo", "Halo: The Master Chief Collection", "Xbox", "Xbox Live", "TrueSkill", and all related logos, characters, names, and distinctive likenesses are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Their use on this site is for identification and reference purposes only and does not imply sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation.

Bug reports, feature requests, data corrections, or just hello — email works best.