HouseXP Tracker
Managing your housing progression in World of Warcraft can quickly become a juggling act of checking multiple windows, tracking endeavor percentages, and calculating how many tasks you need to reach the next level. HouseXP Tracker eliminates that friction entirely. It lives inside the tooltip you already use, extending it with everything you need to know about your neighborhood’s XP, your active endeavor progress, and the smartest path forward—all without a single configuration step.
How HouseXP Tracker Enhances Your Housing Dashboard
Once you open the Housing Dashboard, HouseXP Tracker silently attaches itself to the XP ring tooltip. Hover over it, and you will instantly see your active neighborhood name, current house level, and the exact XP remaining to the next level. The addon also displays your live endeavor progress percentage in a distinct color, so it stands out at a glance. Instead of digging through menus, you get a greedy task breakdown: the minimum number of tasks needed to reach the next level, including a fallback calculation for new decor if tasks alone will not cover the gap. A weekly reset countdown rounds out the tooltip, shifting to yellow under 24 hours and red under 2 hours, so you never miss a deadline.
The /hxp Task Window: Full Control at a Glance
For players who want a deeper view, typing /hxp opens a dedicated, draggable task window. It lists every open task sorted by XP value, with live progress pulled directly from the game—for example, “150 / 500 Honor earned” or “3 / 5 Mythic+ Dungeons completed.” Tasks you have repeated show a completion count, and the optimal greedy-path tasks are highlighted in a brighter gold, making it obvious what to prioritize. Shift-click any task to track or untrack it, and the window updates immediately. You can resize the window by dragging the bottom bar, and the size is saved across sessions. A lock button prevents accidental dragging, while the title bar lets you move the window anywhere on screen. Everything is persistent, so your layout stays exactly how you left it.
Seamless Compatibility Across World of Warcraft Versions
HouseXP Tracker is built to work smoothly with the latest World of Warcraft addon APIs, ensuring full compatibility with Retail, Classic, The Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King, Cataclysm, and Mists of Pandaria. Whether you are pushing housing levels on a modern realm or reliving older expansions, the addon adapts without errors. It does not rely on any expansion-specific features that would break in Classic environments, making it a reliable companion for any version of the game you prefer.
How to Install HouseXP Tracker
Getting started is straightforward. First, download HouseXP Tracker from your favorite addon repository. Once you have the ZIP file, extract its contents into your World of Warcraft\_retail_\Interface\AddOns folder (or the equivalent folder for your specific game version). Make sure the addon folder is named exactly HouseXP_Tracker. After launching the game, open the Housing Dashboard once per session to activate the tooltip integration, and you are all set. If you use the foxygame.net launcher, HouseXP Tracker is available in its addon catalog with one-click install and automatic version matching for your current WoW client, so you never have to worry about manual updates or compatibility checks.
Why HouseXP Tracker Is a Must-Have for Housing Enthusiasts
There is zero configuration required. Install, hover, and the information is there. No new windows clutter your screen by default, and the tooltip extension feels native. The greedy path calculation saves you from mental math, while the weekly reset timer keeps you on pace. For players who want more detail, the /hxp window offers a full task dashboard that is both powerful and unobtrusive. Whether you are a casual decorator or a hardcore neighborhood leader, HouseXP Tracker for World of Warcraft turns housing progression from a chore into a clear, stress-free experience. The addon respects your screen space, remembers your preferences, and simply works—exactly what a quality-of-life addon should do.