Lifetime Stat Tracker is a lightweight Fabric mod that keeps long-term player statistics across worlds, servers, Realms, deleted saves, and resets.

Minecraft normally stores stats per world. If a world is renamed, replaced, deleted, or reset, that history can disappear. Lifetime Stat Tracker keeps a separate local record in a shared per-user Tempest Studios data folder outside .minecraft, with data separated by player profile. One Minecraft account can keep building the same running total across launchers, while same-named singleplayer worlds from different game directories stay distinct.

It works client-side for singleplayer, LAN, Realms, and multiplayer servers. For unmodded servers, it tracks a safe server-level aggregate so stats are not double-counted when the client cannot see the server's internal world identity. For accurate per-world tracking on Fabric servers with resets, multiple worlds, or proxy-style routing, install the mod on the server as well so the server can send the client a reliable world identity.

Features

Persistent lifetime stats across worlds, saves, servers, Realms, and resets
Per-world and per-server stat breakdowns
Tracks play time, deaths, distance, jumps, mob kills, and more
Tracks earned advancements while ignoring recipe unlock spam
Client-only support for singleplayer, Realms, LAN, and multiplayer
Optional server install for reliable per-world Fabric server identity
Manual tools for correcting ambiguous unmodded server tracking
Launcher-agnostic shared JSON storage scoped by player profile, with instance-aware singleplayer world handles and backups for destructive commands

Good for

Players who want long-term stat history
Hardcore and challenge worlds
Seasonal or reset-heavy singleplayer worlds
Singleplayer world archives
Long-running single-world servers
Fabric servers that install the mod server-side for cleaner per-world tracking

Install note

Install Fabric Loader, Fabric API, and the Lifetime Stat Tracker jar that matches your Minecraft version.

Lifetime Stat Tracker reads the stats Minecraft sends to your client and saves JSON history in a shared per-user Tempest Studios data folder outside .minecraft: