The official player-stats frontend shut down on 20 March 2026. The JSON endpoints behind it remain up: quest lists with status, difficulty and points still return for public profiles.
That endpoint is the canonical quest list in this database — see the quests section.
What still answers
Three endpoint families survived the retirement of the interface. Profile lookups return a public account's summary stats. Monthly XP returns the per-month experience deltas the old charts rendered. And the quest endpoint returns every quest with its completion status, difficulty band and points value for any public profile.
Nothing about the shutdown changed those payloads — the website was a client of the same JSON the tools community has consumed for years. Anyone who pointed a spreadsheet at RuneMetrics can point it one layer lower and keep working.
What this database carries
The quest list here covers all 363 quests and treats the surviving endpoint as canonical: completion status, difficulty and points flow straight into the quests section without manual transcription.
Skill tracking works the same way. The skills section covers all 29 skills, and because the monthly XP endpoint stayed up, level histories remain reconstructable even though the chart UI that visualised them is gone.
The broader lesson of the RuneMetrics retirement is worth stating plainly: interfaces are temporary, structured endpoints are durable. This database is built on that bet — every page renders from versioned data files pulled from the live sources, not from screenshots of someone else's UI.
The same discipline carries the rest of the corpus: 7,323 priced items and 162 boss presets render from identical versioned pulls.