Mythic+ tracking tools worth using
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A Mythic+ week needs four kinds of tool: a rankings site for score and run history (Raider.IO), a route planner with the affix record (Keystone.guru), Blizzard's own Armory for one character's official record, and a roster view that shows every alt's keys and vault count away from the game (VaultAlts). None replaces the others; below is what each covers, taken from its own pages on {{2026-09-21|September 21, 2026}}.
Active this week
Lindormi's Guidance
Xal'atath's Bargain: Ascendant+5
Fortified+7
Tyrannical+10
Good tools include:
- Run trackers with timed/depleted history per dungeon
- A season score lookup for any character on any realm
- Weekly progress dashboards tied to vault thresholds
- Live affix info, with the key level each affix starts at
VaultAlts combines all of these in one free app, with the active affixes always one tap away.
Four tools, four jobs
| Tool | Where | What it does | Every character at once | Login |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raider.IO | Website | Rankings for Mythic+ and raid progress, one character per page | No | None to look up |
| Keystone.guru | Website | Community routes per dungeon, heatmaps of wipes and casts, an NPC and spell compendium, and a week by week affix history | Not a character tool | None to read routes |
| WoW Armory (Blizzard) | Website | One character's official PvE and PvP records | No | None |
| VaultAlts | iOS, Android, web | Best key per dungeon this week, rating and the vault's dungeon count for every character on the account; live affixes with next week and the 8 week rotation; a lookup for any character | Yes, every character in your region | Blizzard's login page, read only, for your roster; none for the lookup |
| The game's Adventure Guide | In game | The Mythic+ Dungeons tab opens the Great Vault window for the logged in character | No | Your game login |
Put differently: Raider.IO answers "how good is this player", Keystone.guru answers "how do I run this dungeon this week", the Armory is the official record, and VaultAlts answers "which of my alts still needs a key before reset". The last one is the only question the others do not ask, and it is the one the Mythic+ tracker page is about.
The affix schedule is a tool too
Blizzard's API publishes the current week's affixes and the key level each starts at, but not next week's. Keystone.guru keeps the week by week record of past sets. VaultAlts' affixes page renders the live set from Blizzard's data and, because Midnight's seasons have run a fixed 8 week cycle that the recorded weeks confirm, projects the next weeks from that order and withdraws the projection the moment the live set stops matching it. Knowing that next week is Tyrannical is what decides whether tonight's +9 becomes a +10.
Where VaultAlts stops
- No routes, no logs. It does not plan pulls or read combat logs; that is Keystone.guru and Warcraft Logs territory.
- Best run per dungeon, not every run. Blizzard's API publishes the best keystone run per dungeon this week, so a dungeon run twice shows once, and the vault's dungeon count is one per dungeon.
- Retail only. Classic, Hardcore and Anniversary characters are not in the retail profile API it reads.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an official Blizzard app for tracking Mythic+?
No. Blizzard retired the WoW Companion App on July 23, 2024 and the Battle.net app has no character data. The official record of a character's Mythic+ runs and rating is the Armory website, one character per page.
Which tool shows next week's affixes?
Blizzard publishes only the current week through its API. Keystone.guru records the weeks already played, and the VaultAlts affixes page projects the coming weeks from Midnight's 8 week cycle, showing the projection only while the live set matches that cycle.
Can I track my alts' keys without logging in anywhere?
One at a time, yes: the VaultAlts character lookup and Raider.IO both show a character's runs by name and realm with no login. Every alt on one screen needs one login on Blizzard's page, after which VaultAlts reads the whole account.
Does VaultAlts replace Raider.IO?
No. Raider.IO is a rankings site for one character at a time and needs no login. VaultAlts is a roster view for your own characters with the vault count next to the keys. Many players keep both open.
Sources
Every fact on this page was checked against these, Blizzard first. Store listings were read on the date shown under the title.
Take your alts with you
VaultAlts tracks Great Vault, this week's Mythic+ keys, raid boss kills and collections for unlimited characters, free on iOS and Android.