Apex Legends · Rank Tracker

Your rank,
at its clearest.

Sign in with Discord and add your player account — that's it. The server keeps recording your RP from then on. Today's gain and the whole season's arc, on one uncluttered chart.

Free, no sign-up form. Player search and map rotation work without an account.

↓ What works without signing in

Here's what you get without signing in.

Sign in, and the lines multiply.

Just a Discord account. There is no sign-up form.

Recent RP and RP history

Add a player account and your latest session's RP swing shows up on the My Rank tab. Switch the range on the same chart to read today, the split or all time — with the Predator border over it.

Automatic tracking

An account is recorded server-side from the moment a search turns it up. Add or favorite it and the cadence steps up: about every 3 minutes after recent movement, about every 15 otherwise. History accumulates while the page is closed.

Groups and favorites

Favorite a player and they stay in your list — and get recorded on a shorter interval. Collect favorite players and your own accounts into a group and track them on one color-coded chart.

Getting started, and the questions that follow

The three steps from a Discord sign-in to the first line on the chart, how to find the ID to search by, and why a chart can start out empty.

Read the guide →

History never reaches backwards.

A Vitals line begins the moment an account first turns up here, and nothing can fill in what came before. Add your own player account and it is recorded on the tightest interval we run.

Free · 30 seconds to start

Built small, and built honest.

Free
A free service built by one developer. No credit card, ever.
Where the data comes from
Rank data is sourced from the public Apex Legends Status API. This is an unofficial service, not affiliated with EA / Respawn.
What gets recorded
Rank history accumulates from the moment a player is added or favorited on Vitals. There is no way back to earlier readings or to seasons that predate tracking.
How updates work
The data is a series of snapshots taken every few minutes. Searching and browsing without an account is rate-limited over short windows.