Every kill and death
A full kill feed with K/D per player for your guild, your allies and every enemy guild.
“We started tracking enemy guild performance against us and adjusted to what they were running. Started winning more wars after that.”

Record your Black Desert node wars and sieges on your PC. Every kill goes to your guild's CoGM event log: who killed whom, from which guild, and where on the map. It also reads your guild's war score.
On CoGM Logger 1.36 or older? To update it by hand, close it, download the installer with the button above and install it over your old one. Your token and settings stay.

Upload a war and CoGM parses and scores it. Nobody types anything in.
A full kill feed with K/D per player for your guild, your allies and every enemy guild.
“We started tracking enemy guild performance against us and adjusted to what they were running. Started winning more wars after that.”

Each kill lands where it happened on the map, with a timeline you can replay.
War recaps and scoreboards post to your server, plus guild-vs-guild history over time.
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Class breakdowns, capped and uncapped detection, and each player's form across wars.

Exact numbers from the game's war results, plus the class and spec of everyone in your guild who fought.

Pro
On Pro, the overlay draws over Black Desert while you record: your kills and deaths, your guild's numbers, the guilds you fight, who to call out, and how many of each enemy guild are back on their feet. Drag or hide each panel. Once locked it's click-through, and it never touches the game client.

About ten minutes the first time. You only do steps 1 to 6 once.
Click Download for Windows. The app is not code-signed yet, so your browser may hold the file as unknown or uncommon. In Chrome, choose Keep. In Edge, open the menu next to the download, choose Keep, then Keep anyway.
When you open the file, Windows may say Windows protected your PC. Click More info, then Run anyway. Windows shows this because the app is new and not signed yet.
Run cogm-logger-installer.exe and click Yes when Windows asks to allow changes. The installer checks for Npcap, the free Windows driver the logger needs to read the game. Have it already? Nothing to do. If it is missing, the installer downloads it from npcap.com and opens the Npcap setup:
No internet, or the Npcap download failed? Get Npcap from npcap.com, install it with the same two settings, then open the logger.
Unzip it to any folder and run cogm-logger-win_x64.exe. The .zip does not install Npcap, so install it from npcap.com first, with the same two settings.
An officer opens your guild's Settings, then PvP Analytics, and clicks Generate Token under CoGM Logger. Each guild has one token, shared by everyone who records for it, so wars land in the right event log. CoGM shows it once, so copy it then. If the guild already has a token, get it from whoever set it up: Regenerate replaces it for everyone.
In the logger, click Settings, then CoGM account. Paste the token into Logger token and click Verify. It says Token accepted and names the guild your wars go to. Then type your Family name, so the logger can mark your own kills. The token stays saved through updates.

Before the war, start Black Desert and open the logger. On Home, click Test capture and wait for Ready to record in the side menu.
Click Record now when the war starts. Or turn on Record wars automatically: the logger then starts a few minutes before each war on your guild's CoGM calendar and records until you stop it. Type a title at the top if you like. It becomes the war's name on CoGM.

When the war ends, click Stop and save. The war score step reads your guild's war score: exact numbers, plus everyone's class and spec. If the results were open in game before you stopped, it is already in the recording. If not, open the Guild window, then Node/Conquest War Status, View Results and Details while the logger listens.
Click Upload war and war score. The upload asks Which war is this?: if someone in your guild already uploaded tonight's war, pick it so your kills and war score go into it. Kills it already has count once. Otherwise pick New war. Then click the upload button. If CoGM finds your kills on a war it has, it asks Is this the same war?: Add to this war or Separate fight. When it says Uploaded to CoGM, click Open on CoGM. The war also lands in PvP Events, under Event Log.

Npcap is the Windows network driver the logger uses to read the combat messages your game receives. Its license doesn't let us ship it inside our installer, so setup fetches the official copy from npcap.com.
Npcap is missing or was installed without the setting the logger needs. Install it yourself:
CoGM Logger is built on Ikusa Logger by sch-28, whose capture engine and log format do the hard part. Go star his repo.
Ask in the CoGM support server or read the logger docs.
Yes. It is built on Ikusa Logger by sch-28 and reads the same kill messages. Ikusa Logger saves a log you upload to ikusa.site to study a war. The CoGM Logger is a Windows installer that updates itself, and it uploads each war to your guild's event log on CoGM, where the K/D, kill map and war score sit next to your roster and post to your Discord.
Yes. Upload an Ikusa .log file to a war on CoGM and CoGM reads it like a CoGM Logger recording, so your older wars sit next to the new ones.
Free up to 30 members with uploads per guild. Pro costs $10 per guild a month. We run a node war guild in Black Desert Online ourselves.
Setup takes about 3 minutes: create your community, add the Discord bot, schedule your first event.
No credit card. 14-day Pro trial when you want it.