A small companion app for outlasttrialsstats.com. It sits in your Windows system tray, watches The Outlast Trials' own log file while you play, and turns that into two things: Discord Rich Presence, and community statistics.
It reads a log file the game already writes. It does not touch the game, its memory, or its files, and it needs no launch options.
No Python installation required.
- Download and double-click to run.
- That's it.
The executable is not signed, so Windows SmartScreen will warn you the first time. Click "More info", then "Run anyway".
The app copies itself to %LOCALAPPDATA%\TOTStatsMonitor\ on first run, so you can delete the
downloaded file afterwards. It also sets itself to start with Windows, so it is already running
the next time you play. Untick Start with Windows in the tray menu and the registry entry is
removed — that choice sticks, the app will not put it back on the next start.
Shows what you are currently playing on your Discord profile: which trial, where it takes place, which difficulty, how full the party is, and how long you have been in there. The trial artwork comes along with it, and a button that links to your stats page. Escalation shows which step you are on, Invasion whether you are the Imposter or a Reagent. Outside a trial it says so too: main menu, Sleep Room, looking for a group.
It only ever shows something while the game is running, and it needs the Discord desktop app open. Untick Discord Rich Presence in the tray menu and your status is cleared immediately.
While you are in a match, the app picks up the profile IDs of the players you meet and sends them to outlasttrialsstats.com. That is how new players get discovered and added to the community statistics database — the site can only track players it already knows about.
All contributors automatically receive an exclusive contributor badge on their profile at outlasttrialsstats.com.
Only profile IDs are sent, theirs and yours as the contributor. No names, no chat, nothing about your own performance. You can watch exactly what happens in the Console window, and switch the whole thing off from the tray menu without uninstalling.
The app runs in the background and shows an icon in the Windows system tray (bottom-right, behind
the ^ arrow). Right-click it for the menu:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Status | Whether it is monitoring, waiting for the game, or paused |
| Contribute player data | Turns contributing on or off immediately, without uninstalling |
| Discord Rich Presence | Shows or hides what you are playing on your Discord profile |
| Start with Windows | Adds or removes the autostart entry |
| Console | A live log window: detected players, API responses, errors |
| Uninstall | Removes autostart, deletes the installed files, and shuts down |
| Exit | Stops the app without uninstalling |
Everything the app keeps lives in %LOCALAPPDATA%\TOTStatsMonitor\: settings.json, its own
monitor.log, and the cached trial list. Uninstall deletes that folder and the autostart entry
and leaves nothing else behind.
Pull requests are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the development setup, and
doc/commit-convention.md for the commit message format — commit
messages drive the version bump and the changelog through release-please.
We are not Red Barrels and not partnered with Red Barrels or The Outlast Trials.