How It Works

1. Upload, drop or paste a Link Raid screenshot of the Joined Battles view. Portrait images already cropped to the panel work too.
2. The right-hand info panel is cropped automatically. Nudge the Panel left edge slider if the cut is off.
3. Backup ID, difficulty, remaining HP and time left are read from the info panel, and the host’s name from the selected card (the one with the arrow on its left). Verify them and fix any mistakes. To set or correct the time left, type it or tap Pick to open sliding hour / minute / second wheels (swipe or drag them, tap a number, use the mouse wheel, or the ↑ ↓ keys). The wheels loop (59 wraps to 00, and so on) without carrying into the next one. Hours go from 0 to 2. For the difficulty, use the round buttons to step it up or down (the outer ones jump to 1 or 20), or tap Pick and choose 1–20; the buttons are grouped in fours and coloured like the game’s level badges.
4. Copy the line and paste it into the Global Raid Support Requests thread, or any other SNS or messaging app.
5. The Console at the bottom of the screen logs what the app is doing: what was loaded, which screenshot time was found, where the panel was located, what each read found, and any value it corrected. The dot beside its heading shows the latest result (green = done, amber = needs a look, red = failed). Copy puts the log on the clipboard, which helps when something reads wrong.

Output Format

`PT3yJ7rF` • LV17 • DC • 6120000 (68%) • expire <t:1749123456:R>

The third part is the run type: DC = Daily Clear (the host is spending their Daily Clear attempt on this raid, the default), FC = First Clear, or ?C = Unknown when you can’t tell. Pick it with the Run Type toggle (First / Daily / Unknown); your choice is remembered. You can set any symbol you like in Config.

An optional Name (the host) goes first: Name • `PT3yJ7rF` • LV17 • DC • …. It is read from the selected card in the middle of the screen: the card whose time left matches the info panel’s. Check it, since unusual characters can misread, and type it yourself if it wasn’t read. Leave it empty to omit it. A | typed in the name is replaced with / so it can’t split the message.

<t:…:R> is a Discord timestamp: it renders as a live “in 2 hours” countdown. It is the screenshot time plus the time left shown in the panel. Other apps don’t render it — they show the raw tag. Use the Plain text preset (or the {expire_clock} block, which writes the time as plain text with its timezone) for a message that reads the same everywhere.

Changing the Format

Open Config to change how the message is built. The message is built from blocks with text typed between them. Drag a block from the Blocks row into the message (or click it to add it at the cursor), drag a placed block to move it, and type your own text in the gaps, with a live preview as you go. With the keyboard: Backspace / Delete next to a block removes it, and on a focused block Shift + ← / → moves it.

• Blocks: {name} {id} {difficulty} {run} {hp_remaining} {hp_max} (the HP numbers; a section is left out when they are empty) {hp_percent}, and one per way of writing the expiry: {expire_countdown} {expire_time} {expire_datetime} {expire_clock}, plus the divider, which starts a new section; sections are joined by the separator. A section with an empty block in it — no host name, no time left — is left out together with its text, so the message never has a dangling separator.
• Presets give you a starting point: Default, Plain text, Compact, Multi-line.
• Run Type Labels: rename DC, FC and ?C (e.g. “Daily”).
• Behaviour: turn auto-read (OCR) off, choose whether the time left counts from the screenshot time or the moment you upload, and how long history keeps a saved request.

Everything saves instantly in this browser. Rows with a gold diamond open a dialog: pick an option, then OK (Cancel, Esc or the ✕ leaves it as it was). Reset all settings asks first and restores the defaults; it does not touch your name or history.

Edge Cases

• Time left is --:--:-- or blank — the expire tag is omitted.
• Backup ID missing — ??? is used.
• HP numbers not read — the default format leaves the whole HP section out, since it shows the numbers first. A format with just {hp_percent} always shows a percentage (? when empty).
• When was the time left read? The remaining time is counted from when the screenshot was taken, found from (in order) embedded EXIF/PNG metadata, a timestamp in the file name, then the file’s modified time. Pasted images have none of these, so they count from the moment you paste. Use now / Use screenshot time switch between the two.
• “Already expired” warning — screenshot time + time left is in the past, so the raid is over (or the detected time is wrong).