The Saga and the Atlas
Your Saga reads like a book: a page for each time you play, written from what actually happened.
- Private. Only you see your pages until you share one.
- Free to read. The last 30 days of your journey, counted back from today, are free. A paid year of Keeping your history shows all of it while the year runs.
Your Atlas puts your route on the game's map, with each fight marked where it happened. Press Play to follow it again.
- Light. A small app runs in the background, and in the game you get a button by the minimap.
- Not for sale. We don't sell your information or share it for advertising.
- A fight won
- A fight lost
- A fall
- A level
- A picture
- Someone met
- First into a zone
- Where the character is
An album of the road
Screenshots you take in the game go into an album, each labelled with the place, the time and who was with you.

DurotarWith Garmok and Zaliya 
Ragefire ChasmOrgrimmar · With Garmok, Zaliya, Tuhmo and Vexis 
The BarrensWith Zaliya 
Wailing CavernsThe Barrens · With Garmok, Zaliya, Tuhmo and Kesh 
Razorfen KraulThe Barrens · With Tuhmo, Vexis, Kesh and Zaliya 
Scarlet MonasteryTirisfal Glades · With Garmok, Zaliya, Vexis and Kesh

The DeadminesWestfall · With Aldric, Brenna, Thalwyn and Dorrik 
Shadowfang KeepSilverpine Forest · With Aldric, Brenna, Pip and Dorrik 
Hillsbrad FoothillsWith Brenna 
GnomereganDun Morogh · With Pip, Dorrik, Aldric and Brenna 
Arathi HighlandsWith Aldric 
StratholmeEastern Plaguelands · With Aldric, Brenna, Thalwyn and Pip
Homerealm in your game
Homerealm also runs inside the game. It records your journey as you play and adds a few windows of its own. These pictures are from a real game.

/homerealm journey or click the minimap button.
A button by the minimapClick it to open your journey, or right-click it for the menu. You can drag it anywhere around the minimap.
- Players you meetHover over a player you have met: the tooltip says when and where you last saw them, and whether you grouped or traded. Hold Shift for more.

- A talent plannerThe talent trees of every class: plan a build for any level and copy its link. Open it from the minimap menu or the Options page, or type
/homerealm talents. - Its page in OptionsIn the game's Options, under AddOns. It shows whether your character is claimed and has a button for each of its windows. You also choose there what Homerealm shows in your game.

- An info barPing, frame rate, memory, durability, gold, bag space and the clock in one slim line at the top of the screen; point at a part for more. Its own page in Options lets you pick the parts and their order, the bar's place and its size. Untick Locked to drag it where you want.


- Tell us from the gameSend us an idea or report something broken without leaving the game: type
/homerealm feedback, or press Send feedback on its Options page.
- Claim with one pressThe first time you log in a character, Homerealm offers Claim your character. Press it and confirm on Blizzard's own sign-in page; Homerealm never sees your password.

- Updates at a reloadWhen a new version is waiting, and only then, Homerealm asks you to reload, out of the way of everything else on screen. Reload now loads it without closing the game; Later puts it off.

See every part of Homerealm, with more pictures and the download for your game
Install Homerealm
Copy the line for your computer and paste it where its box says, then start the game. Homerealm finds World of Warcraft on its own and keeps itself up to date. It never asks for your Battle.net password.
Windows
Windows 10 or later. Open PowerShell: press the Start button, type PowerShell and press Enter. Paste this line into it and press Enter:
irm https://homerealm.gg/install.ps1 | iexmacOS
macOS 11 or later, Apple silicon and Intel. Open Terminal: press Command and Space, type Terminal and press Return. Paste this line into it and press Return:
curl -fsSL https://homerealm.gg/install.sh | shSetting up with an AI assistant? Give it https://homerealm.gg/install.json: it says what to run and how to check it worked.
Installing Homerealm means you agree to its Terms of service; the Privacy notice says what it reads on your computer and sends.









