Duty Recorder FFXIV

The Duty Recorder FF XIV logs and analyzes duty sessions across Normal, Savage, and dungeon content. It captures key attributes such as character identity, server, date/time, duty type, duration, participant roster, outcomes, and optional notes. By storing data in a consistent, queryable structure, it supports post-raid review, planning, and performance benchmarking for raid teams and individual players.
Conceptually, the tool separates data capture from interpretation. Inputs are normalized, times are converted to UTC, and entries receive stable identifiers. Computations are performed on the logs to yield per-duty totals, averages, participation counts, and success rates. The architecture favors exportability (CSV/JSON) and integration with external dashboards, spreadsheets, or analytics pipelines. It avoids game automation and focuses on reliable data capture and reproducible summaries.
Who benefits: raid leaders planning raid nights and evaluating team composition; analysts benchmarking performance across seasons; and players who want to quantify time spent, attendance, and loot outcomes. The tool's value lies in consistent data collection, long-term trend visibility, and the ability to generate seasonal reports without manual tallying.
Core features include required fields for identity, date, duty type, duration, and participants; optional tags for notes; and outputs such as a detailed log entry and an aggregated summary. Use cases cover after-action reviews, season planning, and compliance reporting. The system is designed for free use, with export-ready formats to support further analysis.