The project

AlbionLab started from a simple question every dungeon group asks after a hard pack: who did the damage, who kept everyone alive, and what changed between one floor and the next. Albion Online shows none of this, so we built a tool that answers it honestly.

The project has two parts. Albion Meter is the application that runs on your computer and records combat. The AlbionLab website explains how to use it, publishes every release with its checksums, and hosts the sessions players choose to share.

Albion Meter

Albion Meter is free for Windows and Linux. It reads the network traffic the game client already receives and turns combat events into party statistics: damage and healing per second, totals, the share of each player and the contribution of each weapon, ability and item.

It is a passive observer. It does not read or change the game’s memory, does not inject code, does not send anything to the game servers and never automates any action. Recordings stay on your computer unless you decide to share a session on this site.

How we work

  • Free to download and use, with no account required to record.
  • Honest numbers: the meter shows what it observed and says when something could not be identified, instead of guessing.
  • Your data is yours: sharing a session is always your choice, and a shared session can be private, unlisted or public.
  • Every release is published with its SHA-256 checksum and release notes in the changelog.

Independence

AlbionLab and Albion Meter are a fan project. They are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Sandbox Interactive GmbH. Albion Online and related names and images are trademarks of their owners.

The site may show ads to help pay for hosting and development. Ads never change what the meter measures or how sessions are shown.

Contact

For questions, bug reports, privacy requests or partnerships, write to us by e-mail or talk to the community on Discord.