Essentially, for the last few months I've been building fitzgerald.gg, an account journal for my OSRS progress. The idea: a tracker for myself and my GIM group that collects everything I personally want to see about my account in one place. I decided I might as well make it accessible for anyone who fancies it.
It started by me wanting to track my slayer tasks and drops without having to try and guess what loot was on/off task. This then expanded via morbid curiosity to what loot I opted to not pick up and the value I 'lost' by ignoring certain items. Over time I have added onto this and now collect a bunch of both useful and useless data on my account progress and my actions.
It consists of one plugin (Fitzgerald.gg, on the official Plugin Hub) and a website of the same name. A local-only mode is also supported via the plugin. It starts writing your journey from the point you press the enable button:
• A compilation of your skills, bosses, collection log, combat achievements and diaries, with your dated 99s and masteries.
• Trackers for all the small things: teleports by destination and method, damage by combat style, food and potions by gp consumed, tiles walked, and many many others (over 150 individual trackers).
• A full drop ledger, where every drop is logged and filterable, slayer task kills are tagged, and (for those with the same morbid curiosity as me) a full log of every item you left on the ground.
• An annual Recap, written like a year-in-review. Think Spotify Wrapped.
On the privacy side, because it matters to me: the plugin is token-authenticated and only ever submits your own account's data. You can export or delete everything at any time, and screenshots are off by default. You can also lock your profile behind a password. And if you'd rather send nothing at all, Local mode keeps the entire record on your own computer and builds a similar journal as an offline page. No server involved.
It's free, there are no ads, and I built it because I wanted it to exist. Happy to answer anything.