Track and analyze your Path of Exile activities in real time and historically.
TraXile is a tracking and statistics tool for Path of Exile. It reads your game’s client log file and provides real-time and historical statistics about your in-game activities.
TraXile is a potential alternative to "Mapwatch," a similar tool that was recently discontinued. Special thanks to Mapwatch’s developer for the inspiration!
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Activity Tracking (Live & Historical) ⏱️
Track time and stats for your in-game activities (maps, heist contracts, sanctum, etc.) both live (while TraXile is open) and retroactively from your Client.txt log file.
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Comprehensive Statistics 📊
Collect and analyze various game-related statistics.
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Activity Analysis 🔍
Deep-dive into farming strategies and optimize your gameplay with detailed analysis.
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In-Game Overlay 🖥️
Keep track of your map time and see which content you’ve encountered, all while playing.
- Download the latest release from the releases page.
- Run the MSI installer and follow the on-screen instructions.
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Select your Client.txt log file:
On first launch, TraXile will try to auto-detect the log file. If not found, select it manually.Default locations:
Platform Path Example Windows (Steam) %SteamLibrary%\steamapps\common\Path of Exile\Logs\Client.txtC:\Steam\steamapps\common\Path of Exile\logs\Client.txtWindows (Standalone) %InstallDirectory%\Logs\Client.txtC:\Program Files (x86)\Grinding Gear Games\Path of Exile\logs\Client.txtMac (with Crossover) /Users/YOUR_USERNAME/Library/Caches/com.GGG.PathOfExile/Logs/Client.txt/Users/mow/Library/Caches/com.GGG.PathOfExile/Logs/Client.txt -
Import your data:
TraXile will import all historical data from your log file into its internal database. This may take a moment on first use.
- TraXile will notify you when a new version is available.
If auto-update fails, manually download the latest release and install it.
Make sure your local area chat is enabled; TraXile depends on these log lines.
Unfortunately, the Client.txt log file does not include the character name.
No. TraXile reads all data in your Client.txt file, so past activities are tracked even if TraXile wasn’t running.
As an independent developer, I do not use a Code Signing certificate, which causes Windows to show a warning.
Only to check for new versions and download some metadata (e.g., league dates).
Continuous log file reading is much easier with a desktop app.
TraXile is designed for Windows, but you can use Crossover to install it on Mac.
Unifer1’s Reddit Guide:
- Install Crossover
- "Install a new bottle" → "Install an unlisted application"
- Create a Windows 10 64-bit bottle named TraXile
- Select and install the `Setup.msi`
- On first run, select your Client.txt log file
- Should work automatically after setup
Can I install TraXile on Linux?
TraXile is not natively supported on Linux, but it can run successfully using Wine. Here's how:
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Install the required dependencies:
sudo pacman -S wine mono lib32-gnutlscert-sync /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt -
Run
TraXile.exeor the MSI installer using Wine:wine TraXile.exe -
On first launch, TraXile prompts for your
Client.txtlog file location. Wine uses its own file browser, which cannot see hidden directories such as.steam.To work around this, create a symlink in your home directory:
ln -s .steam steamThis allows the Wine file browser to navigate into your Steam game folders.
Once these steps are complete, TraXile should function normally on Linux. Keep in mind that system integration features (like auto-updates) may be limited compared to native Windows.