Rewind the wipe.
Watch Twitch streams live, then review VODs from Twitch or YouTube. Jump to a pull, switch POVs, and line them up with Warcraft Logs to see the fight from your guild’s side.
The right pull. The right perspective.SOMETIMES, IT’S BRICKED.
Review the wipe. Check the cooldowns. Keep Advance Raid Tools up to date.
Yes, we named the fix after the problem.
Free & open source · Windows & Linux
“WHAT JUST HAPPENED?” HAS AN ANSWER.
For the pull that went sideways.
And the next one that won’t.
Probably.
Watch Twitch streams live, then review VODs from Twitch or YouTube. Jump to a pull, switch POVs, and line them up with Warcraft Logs to see the fight from your guild’s side.
The right pull. The right perspective.Deaths and cooldowns sit on the timeline beside the footage. Find the moment, check what happened, and let the replay settle it.
A little evidence for the post-wipe discussion.Pick your WoW folder once. Brick installs Advance Raid Tools and keeps it up to date while you’re signed in and Brick is running.
One addon. One less “mine’s broken.”READY WHEN YOU ARE
Install the desktop app on Windows or Linux.
Use your Raider or Officer account in a supported guild.
Brick installs Advance Raid Tools and keeps it up to date.
Joining with your guild? Your Discord role determines access. Contact your guild officers if you’re unsure.
YOUR NEXT RAID STARTS HERE
For the next ready check.
And whatever gets bricked after it.
Because sometimes things are bricked. The addon, the setup, the pull. Brick helps sort them out. Naming the solution after the problem felt about right.
Yes. Brick is free and its desktop source code is available under the MIT license. Download it from the public releases page.
Brick is built for supported World of Warcraft guilds. Sign in with a Discord account that has an eligible Raider or Officer role. If you belong to multiple supported guilds, you can switch between them in the app.
Yes. Brick installs and updates Advance Raid Tools, including everything that comes with the addon. Choose one or more WoW installations during setup. While Brick is running and signed in, it checks for signed updates automatically.
Yes. Brick supports live Twitch streams and Twitch VODs, alongside YouTube. Watch your guild’s streams, then revisit the pull with player POVs, deaths, and cooldowns on the review timeline.
Brick uses YouTube API Services to find stream details and YouTube’s player to show videos. Share a public channel or an individual video link in Your streams. Channel sharing needs no Google account authorization; live discovery may be delayed or unavailable. You choose what to share with each guild. Read about YouTube channel access.
Signing in is optional in Brick. A provider may require it for some videos. Video Player Sign In in Streams opens the provider’s own sign-in page. Your session stays personal to you; signing in does not share a channel with your guild. See sign-in and privacy.
Private guild features require verified Discord membership and roles. Profiles, presence, shared stream links, recordings, and review timing are available within the relevant guild according to those permissions. Public or unlisted videos still follow the sharing rules of their hosting platform. Read the privacy policy for the full details.
Email brick@lusaggo.com with your Discord user ID and relevant guild or recording. Please never send passwords or access tokens. Removing a stream link or signing out does not automatically erase historical recordings; see your choices and rights.