Fiw Clock

Tickwatch

Track playtime, kills, and deaths — server-side, lightweight, crash-safe.

Tickwatch quietly records how long each player has played and how many kills and deaths they rack up, then stores it all in a clean JSON file. No client mod required, no commands to learn, no impact on your TPS.

✨ Why Tickwatch?

• 🪶 Featherweight — tracking is one integer per online player per tick. That's it.
• 🖥️ Server-side only — your players join with a vanilla client. Install it on the server and forget it.
• 🔀 Fabric and NeoForge — same mod, both loaders.
• 💾 Crash-safe by design — atomic writes with a rotating backup. A sudden power loss or hard crash cannot corrupt your stats.
• ⚡ Never blocks the server — all disk writes run on a dedicated background thread.

📊 What it tracks

For every player, per world:

Stored at <world>/fiw-clock/stats.json:

{
  "players": {
    "069a79f4-44e9-4726-a5be-fca90e38aaf5": {
      "name": "Notch",
      "playTimeTicks": 144000,
      "playTimeFormatted": "2h 00m 00s",
      "kills": 12,
      "deaths": 3
    }
  }
}

Perfect for leaderboards, web dashboards, Discord bots, or anything that can read JSON.

📦 Requirements

Minecraft 1.21.11 · Java 21+

• Fabric: Fabric API + Fabric Language Kotlin
• NeoForge: Kotlin for Forge

No Architectury or other wrapper mod required.

🚀 Install

1. Install Fabric or NeoForge on your server.
2. Add the matching dependencies to mods/ — Fabric: Fabric API + Fabric Language Kotlin; NeoForge: Kotlin for Forge.
3. Drop in the Tickwatch jar for your loader.
4. Start the server — stats start tracking immediately.

💡 Tickwatch is purely server-side. Players do not need it installed to join.

📖 Links

• 📜 Source & issues: https://github.com/Fi3w0/Fiw-Clock
• 🆓 License: MIT