DARCI is a self hosted platform for aggregating, viewing and analyzing Destiny 2 PVP stats. Released as an open source project in 2023, it is available for download from the DARCI Github project page.
DARCI provides similar functionality to Ascendant, but where as Ascendant focuses on deep data views of a single player, DARCI can track and compare multiple players (perfect for friends or a clan.)
Ascendant is a MacOS desktop application for collecting and analyzing your Destiny 2 PVP stats. Originally released in 2023 it is available for download at ascendantapp.info.
The application provides what is probably the most comprehensive view, breaks downs and analysis of individual player data available in the Destiny 2 community.
Features Include:
You can find more information including an FAQ, as well as download the app at:
DCLI (Destiny Command Line Interface) is a suite of command line tools for syncing and analyzing Destiny 2 PVP data. Originally released in 2001, it is written in RUST, and available for Mac, Windows and Linux.
The code for the project is released under an MIT License. The latest release, as well as code is available on the DCLI Github project page.
The core of the suite is built around dclisync
which syncs all Destiny 2 PVP data for the specified player. This data is saved in a SQLite3 database, which can then be used as the data source for other projects. It supports syncing data for multiple players
Grant Skinner and I have released a new iOS and Android app for Destiny 2. Redrix is a Destiny 2 PVP companion app which gives you information and stats when playing Crucible mode in Destiny 2.
The response from the community has been overwhelming. The app made the front page of Reddit (2), and has had a couple of articles and reviews posted online.
We are using Bungie’s Destiny 2 API, which really gives a ton of information about what is going on in game. I honestly think its one of the best ways a company can support and build a community, and Bungie has really knocked it out of the park.