About · nightfall.report

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What the site does

Search any Guardian

Type a full Bungie name with its #code. Cross-save accounts resolve to the platform they actually play on, so you get the right profile first time.

The whole record

Clears per Nightfall, fastest times, average times, and every run behind them — each one opens its real post-game report.

Flawless, proven

Solo, duo and trio flawless runs are verified against the post-game report for the whole fireteam. Zero deaths means zero deaths.

Sherpa history

Who led a Guardian through their first clear of an activity — counted from real fireteams, not self-reported.

Live status

See who's in orbit, who's mid-strike, which character and subclass they're on, and who's in their fireteam right now.

Leaderboards

Ranked by clears, speedrun personal bests and flawless runs — rebuilt continuously so a fresh personal best lands on its own.

How it works

Type a Bungie name

Guardian#1234 — the code is the four digits on the in-game roster or a Bungie.net profile.

We read it live

The site queries Bungie's API for that Guardian's activity history and public equipment as the page loads.

Dig into any run

Every stat links to the run it came from, so nothing has to be taken on trust.

The story

The site started as a way to settle arguments about who had actually run the most Nightfalls, and grew into a full record: clears per activity, personal bests, flawless runs by fireteam size, the loadouts behind them, and who sherpa'd whom.

Everything is read live from Bungie's API. Nothing is invented, nothing is estimated, and where a number can't be proven it isn't shown.

Questions

Where does the data come from?

The official Bungie.net API. Guardian records are read live; the only things stored are what the site itself creates, like badges an admin grants.

What name do I type?

A full Bungie name including the #code, like Guardian#1234. Bungie's own search matches names exactly, so a partial name usually finds nothing — the site keeps its own index to make partial names work anyway.

Why are someone's clears 0?

Their Bungie.net privacy settings can hide activity history, or they simply haven't run the tracked Nightfalls. The site can only show what Bungie makes public.

A Guardian exists but the page says it can't load them.

Usually cross save: the account exists but the Destiny data lives on a different platform membership. The site walks every membership before giving up, so this is rare — and the message will say which case it hit.