SimpleTracker
Mythic+ runs and raid encounters move fast, and the information that decides a pull is often scattered across buff icons, chat, and guesswork. SimpleTracker is a compact World of Warcraft addon that pulls three of those critical signals into a single movable frame: battle resurrection charges, the Bloodlust and Sated lockout, and the live mana percentage of your group's healer. Instead of scanning five places on screen, you glance at one card and know exactly what tools your group still has.
What SimpleTracker Tracks
The addon is built around three modules, and each one solves a problem that regularly wipes groups in high-end content.
Battle Resurrection Charges
In Mythic+ and supported raid encounters, battle resurrections are drawn from a shared pool rather than a personal cooldown. SimpleTracker displays that shared charge count along with a countdown to the next available charge. The number appears in yellow while a charge is ready, and the icon turns grey with no text when the pool is empty or when you are outside supported content. This makes it immediately obvious whether a death is recoverable or whether your group has to play clean.
Bloodlust and Sated
The tracker monitors your Bloodlust-family lockout, showing both the active haste window and the remaining Sated duration afterward. You can enable an optional activation sound that fires when you personally receive Bloodlust or an equivalent haste buff, whether you cast it or another player did. A separate alert can play when your lockout finally ends, which is useful for planning the next pull. Keep in mind that activation alerts only trigger when the buff actually reaches your character, and the addon cannot confirm whether another player's cooldown, talent, or pet is truly available.
Healer Mana
Tanks and damage dealers rarely have a clean view of healer resources during a fight. SimpleTracker shows the selected healer's name and live mana percentage, with optional mana bars and low-mana coloring. Raids and PvP benefit from additional healer rows, and healer selection modes let you decide exactly whose mana you want on screen.
Customization and Visibility
Everything about the tracker is adjustable. Fonts and sounds come from the bundled LibSharedMedia library, so you can match your existing UI. Scale, name colors, and optional card styling are all configurable, and visibility is split into separate settings for world content, dungeons, raids, and PvP. That means you can keep the frame hidden while questing and have it appear automatically the moment you enter a dungeon. Sound alerts are independent for Bloodlust activation, lockout ending, battle-res charges gained, and readable low-mana conditions, so you can enable only the warnings you actually want. Position, appearance, and all settings persist between sessions.
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How to Install SimpleTracker
Getting started takes less than a minute. If you want to download SimpleTracker, grab the latest release from your preferred addon source, then follow these steps:
- Close World of Warcraft completely before installing.
- Extract the SimpleTracker folder into your Interface/AddOns directory.
- Confirm the folder name matches the addon's .toc file, then restart the game.
- Enable the addon on the character selection screen if it is not already active.
SimpleTracker for World of Warcraft supports Retail as well as the Classic line, including Classic Era, TBC, WotLK, Cataclysm, and MoP, with compatibility maintained across those client versions. Once loaded, type /st or /st options to open the settings panel. While the tracker is unlocked, left-drag moves it, the mouse wheel resizes it, and right-click toggles locking, which prevents accidental dragging and resizing.
Commands at a Glance
- /st options or /st config opens the settings.
- /st lock and /st unlock control the frame state.
- /st reset restores the default position and scale.
- /st scale 1.0 sets a custom scale value.
- /st test toggles the sample display for previewing the layout.
A Few Honest Limitations
Battle-res charges reflect the shared pool, not a promise that a teammate can currently cast a resurrection. Retail also restricts some game data, so when values are unavailable or secret, the addon may simply omit them, and low-mana sound alerts require readable mana values. Eating and drinking are not tracked.
Final Thoughts
SimpleTracker does one job and does it cleanly: it puts the three numbers that matter most during coordinated content directly in front of you. Whether you are pushing keys, leading a raid, or healing PvP, having battle-res charges, Bloodlust timing, and healer mana in a single glanceable frame removes a layer of guesswork from every pull. Install it, run /st options, and tune it to your UI.