Bedrock Statistics Mod / Addon

Bedrock Statistics mod — a no-nonsense stats tracker that finally shows what you’ve actually done in Minecraft Bedrock. One line pitch: it records the stuff Bedrock forgets—combat, building, exploration, even tiny habits—and lets you pull it up on demand without breaking your flow.

Here’s why it slaps in survival. After a session, I pop the stats panel and see real numbers: hours in this world, mobs I’ve dropped, my best-performing weapon type, and how far I’ve roamed in Overworld, Nether, and End. That distance split alone changes how I plan—if Nether miles are low, I know my highway’s underused; if End travel spikes, I’m overdue for a shulker raid restock. On the building side, it surfaces exactly which blocks I place most, so material farms get tuned to how I actually build, not how I think I build. It even tracks small things like food consumed and villager trades, which is perfect for balancing crop fields and trading halls.



How much cobblestone have you mined since starting your world? How many times have you died, and how far have you traveled looking for a place to build? Bedrock Statistics keeps a record of the things you do in Minecraft and puts those numbers in a menu you can open whenever curiosity strikes. After a few weeks of playing, the results can tell a surprisingly detailed story about your world.

The statistics are organized into categories, so you can look up a particular part of your adventure without sorting through one enormous list. General records cover things such as time played, sessions, and deaths. Combat statistics keep track of kills and damage, while building records show how many blocks you’ve mined and placed. There are detailed breakdowns for individual blocks, mobs, and items, too. You might discover that the stone for your castle took more digging than you remembered, or find out just how many skeletons you’ve dealt with on the way to your favorite mining spot. It’s satisfying to check the numbers after finishing a big project, especially when you’ve spent several evenings gathering materials.

Exploration has its own set of records. The add-on tracks distance traveled in different ways, including walking, swimming, flying, and riding in boats or minecarts. It also records biome discoveries and time spent in different dimensions. Those details can be useful if you’re working toward a personal goal, such as exploring more of the Nether or taking a long journey across the Overworld. Other categories cover everyday survival activities, including items consumed and containers opened. Some numbers may confirm what you already suspected about your habits; others might catch you off guard. Either way, you can use them to look back on a long-running world or set yourself a new target for the next session.

Open the statistics menu by typing /statistics in chat after importing the add-on and enabling its behavior and resource packs in your world settings. If you play with other people, the leaderboard system can put selected statistics on display, making it easy to compare progress with friends. Server operators also have an admin panel for viewing player data and managing tracking options. You could use a leaderboard to see who has traveled the farthest, or simply keep the menu for your own records and check it whenever you finish a project. There’s no need to change your usual routine: build your base, explore caves, and fight mobs as you normally would. The numbers accumulate along the way, ready for you to look through when you want to see just how much you’ve done.

In practice, it’s fast. You call a simple chat command, the UI slides in, and you browse clear categories instead of scrolling a massive dump. No clunky menus, no debug spam—just crisp numbers that help you set goals: 10k stone placed by the weekend, 1k bow kills before the dragon rematch, or a full-map trek that finally pushes your Overworld travel past your Nether highway stats. If you’re doing challenge runs, it doubles as your proof; snap the panel at the end of the stream and you’ve got receipts.

What I like most is the balance: it doesn’t gamify Bedrock with leaderboards or fake achievements; it just surfaces rich data so you can play smarter. Whether you grind PvE, build mega-bases, or speedrun routes, Bedrock Statistics mod gives you the visibility Java players flex in F3—only cleaner, and designed for Bedrock’s flow.

Installation:
- Download Mod;
- Open the downloaded file to install;
- Select it in the settings;
- Have fun!