ClansHQ Launch: Clearer Clash of Clans Clan Analytics

Clash of Clans clan leadership often involves turning a large amount of activity data into practical decisions. A leader may need to understand who is participating, how members are performing in war, and whether recent results point to a larger pattern. Much of that information is available in the game, but reviewing it across a clan can take time.

ClansHQ launched as a free way to organize that information. From its initial public release, the website brought together clan details, member information, Clan War records, Clan War League activity, and Capital Raid statistics in one clan-focused dashboard.

What ClansHQ offered at launch

The original ClansHQ services were centered on the recurring questions clan leaders face. Instead of introducing a separate management process, the site presented information available through the Clash of Clans API in tables designed for review and comparison.

Clan and member information

The Members view gave leaders an organized roster with useful clan member context, including role, Town Hall level, trophies, experience level, and donations. Sortable columns made it easier to compare the roster without moving back and forth between individual profiles.

That information does not decide what role a member should have or how a clan should be run. It does, however, give leaders a clearer starting point for understanding the composition and activity of their clan.

Clan War activity and performance

The launch version included Clan War analysis across recorded wars. Leaders could review member participation and attack results through several data views, including Stars, Destruction %, New Stars Obtained, Town Hall Comparison, and Map Comparison.

This made it possible to look beyond a single final war score. Reviewing attacks across multiple wars can help a leader identify participation gaps, understand how members are being matched, and add context to future lineup discussions. The detailed layout preserved individual war results so leaders could examine the events behind each member's totals and averages.

Clan War League statistics

ClansHQ also launched with a CWL view for recorded Clan War League seasons and rounds. Clan leaders could review participation, stars, destruction percentage, and new stars by member, with controls for switching between the available statistics.

CWL decisions often have consequences across an entire season. An organized round-by-round view helps leaders review who was used, where attacks were missed, and how results developed without relying on memory alone.

Capital Raid activity

Capital Raid tracking was part of the original service as well. The dashboard presented Raid Weekend information such as total loot, completed raids, attacks, destroyed districts, and raid medal rewards, alongside member-level attacks and loot contribution.

For leaders reviewing Clash of Clans Capital Raid statistics, this brought clan-wide results and individual participation into the same place. The value was not simply seeing a number, but being able to compare it with other weekends and members in a consistent layout.

A clearer foundation for clan management

ClansHQ was built to support informed leadership, not to replace a leader's judgment. Statistics cannot explain a missed attack, a difficult matchup, or a member's circumstances. They can help make patterns visible and give conversations a stronger factual foundation.

At launch, that meant providing four connected areas of clan information:

• A sortable view of the current member roster
• Detailed Clan War activity and performance statistics
• CWL season and round records
• Capital Raid results and member participation

These services established the foundation for later improvements. ClansHQ subsequently added a second member highlight group, introduced Summary View for faster performance review, and added Table Settings for War and CWL workflows. Those additions were not launch features; each arrived in a later release.

Review your clan on ClansHQ

ClansHQ remains free to use. To start reviewing Clash of Clans clan analytics, search for your clan and open its dashboard. The available records can help you move from scattered results to a clearer view of member participation and clan performance.

ClansHQ is an independent Clash of Clans analytics tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Supercell.