Real-Time Stats Tracking
Monitor your soldier's complete progression with detailed charts, weapon performance data, accuracy ratings, kill-death ratios, win rates, and historical match data — all updated in real time after every game session.
Free Software
Battlelog
The free web-based social platform and game launcher built for the Battlefield community
Battlelog is a free, feature-rich companion platform developed by ESN (later renamed Uprise) for Electronic Arts and DICE. It transforms how Battlefield players connect, compete, and communicate — replacing traditional in-game menus with a powerful online hub that brings stats, servers, friends, and loadouts together in one place.
100%
Free
4
Games Supported
Multi
Platform
Core Features
Everything you need to master Battlefield, all in one free platform
Social Network & Friends
Connect with your squad through Battlelog's integrated social system. View your Battlefeed to see what friends are playing, send messages, follow their stats, and jump straight into their game server with a single click.
Server Browser
Find the perfect multiplayer game with Battlelog's advanced server browser. Filter servers by map, game mode, player count, ping, region, and custom rule sets. Bookmark your favourite servers and join friends already in a match instantly.
Platoons System
Organise your community with Battlelog's full-featured Platoons — Battlelog's equivalent of clans and guilds. Create a platoon with a custom name, tag, and emblem. Manage membership ranks, promote officers, and track collective platoon statistics and leaderboard standings.
Battle Reports
Analyse every match with comprehensive Battle Reports generated after each game. Review scores, medals, ribbons, and individual weapon performance. Compare your results against teammates and opponents, and share reports with your platoon or friends to review key moments.
Mobile App
Stay connected to Battlelog on the go with the dedicated mobile application for iOS and Android. Access your soldier stats, manage friend requests, monitor your platoon, check server status, and receive notifications — all from your phone or tablet, anytime, anywhere.
Weapon & Loadout Customisation
Fully customise your soldier's loadout directly from Battlelog without ever launching the game. Equip attachments, swap gadgets, choose specialisations, and configure vehicle unlocks. Changes sync to your game in real time, so your loadout is ready the moment you drop into battle.
Geo Leaderboards & Missions
Compete on global and regional Geo Leaderboards to see where you rank among players in your country, continent, and worldwide. Take on Missions — custom challenges created by EA, DICE, or fellow players — to earn exclusive dog tags and prove your skills in specific combat scenarios.
Supported Games
Battlelog integrates natively with these titles in the Battlefield and Medal of Honor franchises
2012
Battlefield 3
The debut of Battlelog, replacing the traditional in-game main menu for PC players. Battlelog served as the full launcher and social hub for BF3 multiplayer, including the Back to Karkand, Close Quarters, Armored Kill, Aftermath, and End Game expansion packs.
- Full PC game launcher
- Soldier stats & progression
- Co-op partner matching
- Server browser
2013
Battlefield 4
Battlelog 2.0 launched alongside Battlefield 4, bringing a redesigned interface, improved performance, and a host of new features including Missions, enhanced platoon tools, and deeper loadout management. BF4 represented Battlelog at its most mature and fully realised form.
- Battlelog 2.0 redesign
- Missions system
- Commander mode integration
- Enhanced platoon tools
2012
Medal of Honor: Warfighter
Battlelog extended beyond Battlefield to support Medal of Honor: Warfighter, providing the same social features, stats tracking, and server browsing for the modern military shooter set across real-world counter-terrorism operations.
- Cross-title social features
- Tier 1 operator stats
- Fireteam system
2015
Battlefield Hardline
Visceral Games' cops-and-criminals spin-off on the Battlefield engine also used Battlelog as its platform, maintaining the same social experience for Hardline's unique heist, blood money, and hotwire multiplayer modes.
- Game launcher
- Class & loadout manager
- Battle report analysis
Download Battlelog for Free
Battlelog is completely free software. No purchase, subscription, or hidden fees required. Install it and connect with the Battlefield community today.
Supported Platforms
Battlelog is available across multiple platforms so you stay connected wherever you play
PC (Windows)
The primary Battlelog experience via your web browser. Used as the full game launcher for Battlefield 3, BF4, Hardline, and Medal of Honor: Warfighter on Windows PC with Origin integration.
iOS
The Battlelog mobile app for iPhone and iPad provides full access to your soldier profile, stats, friend list, platoon management, and server browser on Apple devices.
Android
Android users can install the Battlelog app to access the complete mobile feature set including stats tracking, messaging, notifications, and platoon tools from any Android smartphone or tablet.
PlayStation & Xbox
Console players on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One can access Battlelog's social features through supported browsers and the companion app to track stats, communicate with squads, and monitor platoon activity.
About Battlelog
Battlelog was developed by ESN, a Swedish development studio later renamed Uprise, under contract for Electronic Arts and DICE. It launched alongside Battlefield 3 in October 2011, introducing a novel approach to game management: instead of a traditional in-game main menu, the entire game lobby, server browser, and social infrastructure moved to a web browser, with a browser plugin enabling direct game launching from the Battlelog website.
The platform represented a significant shift in how PC gaming communities were organised. Battlelog integrated deep statistics, persistent progression tracking, and social networking features that were rarely seen at this level of sophistication in a free companion platform. Players could view comprehensive profiles, analyse their performance across hundreds of weapons and vehicles, and engage with a global community — all outside of the game client itself.
With the release of Battlefield 4 in 2013, Battlelog 2.0 arrived with a redesigned interface, expanded feature set, and support for Missions — community-driven challenges that offered exclusive rewards. Platoons received significant enhancements with better admin tools, emblem customisation, and collective stats pages.
Battlelog also served as the primary news outlet for the Battlefield franchise from October 2014, replacing the Battlefield Blog as the central hub for official announcements, patch notes, and developer posts.
Battlelog's forum functionality was discontinued in April 2021, with threads redirected to EA's Answers platform. While newer Battlefield titles — Battlefield 1, Battlefield V, and Battlefield 2042 — returned to in-game menus, Battlelog remains an important chapter in online gaming history as a pioneering free platform that united players, data, and community in a single persistent web experience.