Your progress
Rank, results, and the sessions behind them.
Behind the results
Selected playlist & date rangeMatch performance
Latest session
Recent matches
Competitive playlists
Recorded performance by queueMatch history
Select a match to explore your movement, key moments and scoreboard.
Automatic replay sync
Syncs after Rocket League closes · Steam and Epic
Connect the Epic account linked to your Rocket League progression. Movement, positioning and team spacing will fill in after you finish playing, with either launcher.
Your saved replays continue to import automatically.
How replay sync works
Use the Epic account linked to your Steam account. The Epic Games launcher does not need to be installed or running.
Rocket League keeps the latest 20 matches for up to 30 days. Close the game at least every 20 matches so the tracker can collect their replays. Replays already imported into your tracker stay here.
Sign in on Epic’s website. Disconnecting stops automatic downloads and keeps your recorded stats. You can also save replays manually through Rocket League → Profile → Match History.
Linked accounts
Different names, shared progression. Matches are matched by account ID.
Background collection
Launch Rocket League normally
The Windows task waits quietly for RocketLeague.exe, from Epic or Steam.
Play a match
Collection begins when the game’s local Stats API connects. OBS can stay closed.
Come back to your stats
This dashboard updates automatically. Your match history stays on this PC.
About rank & MMR
Match ratings and ranks sync after Rocket League closes. Solo queue ratings can also update during play. Missing historical ratings remain blank.
Players seen in your recordings
If your account is missing, choose your own player below to fill the form. Opponents and teammates are listed too.