• Owner nationality. The MU's owner must currently be an Irish citizen. Owners who've migrated away get filtered out, even if they founded the MU.
• MU country. When the MU exposes its own country (under countryId, country, nationalityId, or nationality), it must be set to Ireland. MUs without any country field skip this check rather than being dropped, so missing data doesn't wipe the list.
• Member majority. At least half of the MU's members must be Irish. MUs with a mostly foreign roster are dropped even when the owner is local.
• In the expanded members list, Irish citizens are marked 🇮🇪 and non-citizens are marked 🌍 and dimmed. The Irish stat on each card shows the ratio.

1. Your stats

We look up your ↗ production (PP per work click) and ⚡ energy (work clicks per day). Your max daily output is roughly production × energy × 0.343 (empirically calibrated from 10%/hour energy regen × ~7 energy per work action).

2. The candidate pool

Other Irish citizens who are either:

• On the waiting list, prioritised
• Currently unpaired, open to a new match
• Mismatched, in a pair with a large skill gap, who could use a better partner

Players in balanced pairs are skipped, because pairing them would break a working arrangement.

3. Ranking

Three-tier sort: waitlist members first, then mismatched-pair members, then everyone else. Within each tier, closest skill level to yours wins.

The waiting list is self-cleaning

A daily job removes anyone who's since found a balanced buddy. People in mismatched pairs stay on, since they're getting shortchanged.

What if my skills change after I'm paired?

If a balanced pair drifts (one buddy grinds skills faster), the pair gets flagged as mismatched automatically, and both members become findable in match searches with an orange badge. You don't need to do anything. Just check back if you want a better match.

The data

Live calls to the War Era Gateway via the warera-proxy Cloudflare Worker. No data stored about you, except the username + userId on the waiting list (if you opt in). Everything else is computed fresh each time.

• You get 4 skill points per level. Some of those have to go into Companies limit and Management first, based on how many companies you own and workers you manage.
• Whatever's left gets optimized across Entrepreneurship, Energy, and Production to maximize your production points per hour.
• Eco Mode is a steadier split that never asks you to take back a point you've already spent — better for normal play where you're not resetting every level-up.
• Any SP left over after the recommended allocation isn't wasted — it's shown as saved for your next level-up, where it will unlock the next upgrade.

The short version

Every time one of your workers does a work cycle, you pay them a wage. That wage is timestamped and stored in the game's transaction history. We pull those timestamps for each of your workers, group them into clock-in episodes, and plot them on a 48-hour timeline.

What the colours mean

• Active — clocked in within the last 24 hours. They're working.
• Slowing — last clock-in was 24 to 48 hours ago. Worth a nudge.
• Idle — no clock-ins in the last 48 hours. They've stopped showing up.

What the timeline shows

The line under each worker is the last 48 hours, with "now" on the right and 48h ago on the left. Each green dot is one clock-in episode. Hover a dot to see the exact time, production points earned, and ₿ paid.

Lots of dots bunched together means a busy worker. A gap on the right means they've been quiet recently. Click Show detail on a worker to see each episode listed individually with the rest periods between them.

Episodes vs. individual cycles

A worker can do several work cycles back-to-back in quick succession — the game settles these as separate wage transactions but they all happen at roughly the same moment. To keep the timeline readable, cycles that happen within 4 minutes of each other are grouped into a single episode. The displayed production points and ₿ are the combined totals for the episode, so nothing gets lost — it's just shown as one dot instead of a cluster of overlapping ones.

Projected payroll

The panel under the worker list answers: roughly how much will I pay out over the next few hours? Three figures:

• Next 3h / Next 6h — based on your average payroll rate over the last 24 hours. Total ₿ paid in the last day, divided by 24, multiplied by the window. A simple "if the next few hours look like the average of yesterday".
• Next 10h (if maxed) — assumes every worker has been idle long enough for their energy bar to fill completely, then comes back and burns through it all. Each worker's max energy ÷ 10 (the cost of one work action) gives their number of clicks. The 10-hour window matters because energy regenerates at 10% of max per hour, so 10 hours is exactly how long it takes for an empty bar to fill back up — being idle for longer doesn't accumulate more. This is the worst-case payroll if the whole roster cashed out today.

Each card also shows the actual ₿ paid in the matching window (last 3h, last 6h, last 10h) — useful for spotting whether you're currently in a busier or quieter stretch than the 24h average suggests.

Things to know

• One worker, one employer. In War Era a worker can only hold one work contract at a time, so every wage they receive is from you — that's why the clock-ins shown are real and complete.
• Dot density isn't effort. A high-wage worker does fewer (but bigger) cycles than a low-wage one. Two workers with very different dot counts can be putting in the same hours.
• Empty timeline isn't a fired employee. If someone's on contract with you but hasn't clocked in for 48h, you'll still see their card — just with no dots. They're idle, not gone.
• The last few minutes may be missing. The data is scraped from the game, so very fresh clock-ins might not appear until the next scrape.

Sharing a view

Once you've loaded your roster, the URL updates to include your username (e.g. #clockin?u=toie). Bookmark it or share it — opening that link will reload the same view straight away.

For the curious: where the data comes from

Under the hood, this calls a few endpoints on the War Era Gateway: search.searchAnything and user.getUserLite to find your account, company.getCompanies + worker.getWorkers for your roster, and transaction.getPaginatedTransactions (filtered to wage) for each worker's recent clock-ins. We also keep each worker's energy and production stats from the same user.getUserLite call (no extra requests) for the "if maxed" ceiling. Wage transactions are modelled as trades — the worker sells their labour (sellerId), you buy it (buyerId) — so we keep only the ones where the worker is the seller, AND you're the buyer, to filter out their own outgoing payroll and any work they did for other employers. The whole thing runs in your browser. Nothing is stored.

• The wealth breakdown is public: user.getUserById returns stats.wealth = { companies, items, money, equipments, weapons, total } — the exact figures on the profile. The current value is read live when you look a player up.
• All Irish citizens are snapshotted daily by a GitHub Action into a per-player history file. The chart buckets those daily snapshots by day, week or month in your browser; the live value is plotted as the final point. Periods with no snapshots show as real gaps in the line.
• Only Irish citizens can be looked up. Append ?bypass=1 to the URL to lift that gate for admin or debugging.

• Net / PP = (salePrice − Σ(recipe × rawPrice)) ÷ productionPoints — the raw profit per production point, before the region bonus (the bonus is applied to the PP throughput instead). Recipes & production points from gameConfig; prices are the live market lowest offer (best ask, what the game shows) via tradingOrder.getTopOrders; the production bonus from the same region/country model the Migration Advisor uses (best region shown).
• Daily throughput ≈ your employees' output (production × energy × 0.24 × (1 + fidelity) PP/day each), your own self-work (production × entrepreneurship × 0.24, no fidelity/wage), plus each company's automated-engine production. It's an estimate — edit the field to match your real numbers.
• Max company / Max employee are theoretical upper bounds: 100% of your company AE (or all your employees, incl. you, minus their wages) producing that one product at its best bonus. Total max adds them. Actual / day sums what your companies currently make of each item.
• Prices come live from the market (lowest sell offer). The warerastats average is only a fallback for any item whose order book is empty.
• Irish-citizens only (?bypass=1 lifts it).