Free, open-source battle panel for World of Warships — replay review, in-game overlay, live battle intel, and full stats, for Windows and Android.
Important
WoWSP is completely free and open source, distributed only via the official GitHub Releases. Anyone charging money for it is not the author — do not pay; if you already have, request a refund and report the seller.
WoWSP is a desktop panel for World of Warships on Windows, with an Android companion. It auto-detects your game install — Wargaming Game Center, Steam, Lesta, or 360 — and follows you through the whole loop: reviewing the match afterwards, watching it live, and reading the odds while you play.
- Replay review — open any
.wowsreplayand re-watch the match on a holographic 3D map: every ship's track, shells, torpedoes, and plane squadrons, range rings, cyclone weather, and cap-zone simulation. Free-orbit, original-recorder, and follow-a-ship cameras; map labels that keep themselves readable; and per-player battle results (ribbons, achievements, damage composition) beside the map. Every panel exports a share shot that can mask nicknames, and the library filters by mode, date, and archive state. - In-game overlay — hold
Tabin battle to layer both teams' roster and stats over the match; it re-anchors on every press. Personal-rating tiers and winrate colors, seal stamps, sunk-row tinting, team summaries, and hold-Tab consumable intel. Stats render either in a transparent window over the detected table or inside the game itself through the bundled first-party plugin, with row matching tuned per client (Wargaming, Lesta, and the CN client). - Live battle monitor — from loading screen to results screen, watch the battle unfold: full rosters with PR tiers and clan tags, tier-weighted team winrate, combat cards, and a live personal battle report tracking your own damage, achievements, and kill attribution.
- Stats dashboard & playtime — your own "water meter": personal rating, winrate, and average damage cards with date ranges, ship-distribution charts (tier histogram, class and nation donuts), ranked-season history, and multi-account switching. A dedicated playtime view turns your replay files into a battle-calendar heatmap with a year switcher.
- Player & clan lookup — search any player or clan (pinyin-aware), read career cards and clan rosters with share shots, and cross-match Clan Battles rosters across servers.
- Ship encyclopedia & build planner — the full tech tree with a Wargaming/Lesta branch switch, specs and armor views, per-ship server trends, 3D model stages for ships and planes, and a build planner that projects captain skills, commanders, signals, and upgrades into final specs with credit/XP cost math.
- Mod hub — a curated marketplace of community mods across function, texture, and voice (ship skins, Wwise voice packs with previews), with install presets, one-click safe mode, conflict warnings, stale-mod migration, texture-override analysis, and batch updates.
- Tactics board (in development) — a tactical plan editor over the bundled battle-map catalog: a 20-minute planning clock, unit tracks, action timelines, and shareable plan sets.
- Android companion — pair your phone over Wi-Fi (auto-discovery) or from anywhere via a six-digit pairing code through the built-in relay, pull replays straight from your desktop, and review them on the go.
Under the hood it stays a native citizen: mirror-racing auto-updates (portable installs supported), a tray panel, an onboarding wizard, in-app announcements, and a feedback form with log export; themes, wallpapers, UI opacity, font-size, and DPI controls; eight UI languages; minimal anonymous telemetry you can switch off; and a bundled WebView2 that degrades gracefully when missing.
Windows 10/11 — grab the latest WoWSP_<version>_x64-installer-webview2.exe from GitHub Releases (WebView2 is bundled), or use the mirror-aware download page if GitHub is slow where you are. The Android edition is built from source — see the building guide.
Screenshots of every view, in every UI language, are on the website gallery.
Architecture, design notes, and guides live in docs/ in nine languages (English and 简体中文 fully translated), built with lagrange. WoWSP reports minimal anonymous usage telemetry — exactly what is collected (and never collected) is documented in the telemetry notice.
Bugs and testing feedback: QQ group 612331811, or the feedback form on the website. Replay parsing and game-detection principles are adapted from ApeRadar (海猴雷达); the frontend shell and build infrastructure are adapted from shittim-chest.
WoWSP is licensed under the Synthetic Source License 1.0 (full text) — Apache-2.0-equivalent grants for a substantially AI-generated codebase, whose only extra obligation is keeping the AI-generation disclosure notice on every copy and derivative. The in-tree game-assets fork of wows-toolkit keeps its upstream MIT license; everything else in this repository — including the standalone pairing-relay worker — is covered by SySL-1.0.
WoWSP is and stays free. If it has earned it and you want to help, visit the author's afdian page — every donation goes entirely to the AI costs of developing WoWSP (model calls and code-generation tooling).
To keep the responsibilities clear:
- Donating is completely optional and never required — every feature is free, and the app will never embed features that require a donation.
- A donation is a voluntary gift: it creates no employment, commissioning, or other legal relationship, and carries no claim on specific features, delivery timelines, or refunds.
- The project stays open source under the license above, for everyone — donors and non-donors alike.
- WoWSP is an independent, unofficial project with no direct relationship with Wargaming, Lesta, or 360.