Hi, for the past year or so I've been building a battle report site, killmail.app. It's been up since March and people have mostly found it through word of mouth and Discord, or when it was featured on CCP's community post, but this is my first public post about it. In the 7 months or so, 50k visitors have found it and live viewers peaked at 266 when Asher said Goons were #1 titan feeders in 2026 and Snuff said "bet."
The front page shows a live feed of fights as well as recent ones with some easy filters. Good for checking out a brawl you know is popping off or if you're bored and wonder what's been happening. You can also search older battles with filters instead of digging through zKill which I found interesting to browse through. Creating battle reports works the same way as always: paste a zKill link, or a link from any of the other BR tools, or set it up manually (or go through the zKill related kills link, thank you Squizz). One of the recent-ish changes is support for multiple systems and time ranges.
The battle report itself has the usual features. By default it shows you the Composition tab which is similar to the classic br.evetools.org layout, but especially on live battles the Overview tab and kill feed give you a good sense of the fleets as you watch kills stream in. The main innovation was the timeline which shows fleet sizes and ISK lost over time and that you can scrub back and forth to see what the fleets looked like at a certain moment. Recently added timeline filters allow you to select specific ships or alliances on the graphs, so something like "how did the dread counts evolve over time" is easy to check.
The ISK value calculation is separate from zKill pricing, which I've put a lot of work into and it feels much more accurate especially on old battle reports. If you want to feel nostalgic go check one of them out. You can drag and drop participant rows to set up battle sides, the mobile experience has been polished and the site has overall been very reliable.
I've tried to keep it focused, it's meant to be a battle report site that's quick to read, not a Battle Dashboard Command Center with 100 different features. In the early days I was too stubborn on the Overview tab being superior and wanting to stand out, but I've come around on that. The Composition view is the default, the timeline stays collapsed until you open it. If you've tried the site before and hated the default view, give it another try.
In the spirit of keeping it clean, the Discord server is only linked on the front page. If you have any feedback or suggestions, come check it out.
AI disclosure: AI helped in the design of the front page of the app. The battle report was designed by me with help from an actual designer (thank you urns who also made the embed image), all of the code and this post were 100% written by a human.