- Hobby Armory
- Warcry Collection Tracker
Every Warcry warband, fighter by fighter
Warcry is its own system in Hobby Armory, with its own catalog, factions and look. Every warband and core box is already in the app, so adding one is a search, and each fighter in it is tracked from bought to finished.
- Every warband in the catalog
- Tracked per fighter
- Free during the beta


A warband is not an army, so it gets its own page
Warcry boxes used to hide inside Age of Sigmar collections, where a nine fighter warband vanished between battleforces. In Hobby Armory Warcry is a system of its own, with its own colours and its own progress ring on the home screen.
- The bespoke Chaos warbands as factions of their own, each with its own art
- Warbands from an Age of Sigmar army filed under that army
- Core and starter boxes split so each warband lands in the right place

Every fighter on its own
A warband is a handful of very different models, and you rarely paint them as one batch. Each fighter carries its own step: bought, built, primed, painted or finished. Mark them based, put them on the Workbench, tag them and add your own photos.

Search, tap, it is in
No typing out fighter names. Search the catalog, pick the box and every fighter is added. If you own something the catalog does not list yet, add it as a custom set and report it from the app.

What the app does for Warcry today
Warcry is a collection system in Hobby Armory: the catalog, per fighter progress, photos, the Workbench, paint recipes, goals and achievements all work exactly as they do for 40K or Age of Sigmar. There is no Warcry roster builder or game tracker in the app yet, and this page will say so until there is.
Playing Underworlds too? Those warbands have their own system as well: the Underworlds tracker.
Warcry tracker questions
Is there an app to track my Warcry collection?
Yes. Warcry is its own game system in Hobby Armory, with every warband and core box already in the catalog. You add a box by searching for it and every fighter in it is tracked on its own. It is free during the beta on Android and iOS.
Which Warcry boxes are included?
The warbands and the core and starter boxes, 42 sets in total and growing as new ones are released. The bespoke Chaos warbands such as the Corvus Cabal or the Untamed Beasts are factions of their own, and warbands drawn from an Age of Sigmar army sit under that army.
Why is Warcry separate from Age of Sigmar?
Because a warband collection is its own thing. Keeping Warcry in its own system means your AoS army totals stay about your army, and your warbands get their own page, colours and progress.
Can I build Warcry warband rosters?
Not yet. Warcry is a collection system in the app: sets, fighters, painting progress, photos, recipes and goals. A roster builder and game tracking for Warcry are not part of the app today.
Do Warcry fighters count towards my overall progress?
Yes. Every fighter feeds your total models, the step counts on the home screen, your monthly goals and your achievements, like any other system.
It all runs off one collection
Bring your collection in
Hobby Armory is in open beta on Android and iOS. It is free while the beta runs, every feature included, and there is no waiting list.
A web version for desktop is coming soon.