The beta is over, but Blizzard has a separate Beta Timewalking website for looking back at your personalised stats. Its public introduction is worth reading before you sign in.
Where to open your beta recap
Go to timewalking.blizzard.com and choose Log in and Timewalk. That is the sign-in button on Blizzard’s tool; you do not need to enter account details on this site.
The What is this? section explains the recap and its limitations. This guide covers that public information. I haven’t checked a signed-in account’s results.
Does it include the Stress Test?
No. The tool’s introduction explicitly excludes Stress Test activity. If that was your only time playing, do not expect those sessions to appear in this recap.
The public page does not set out a minimum playtime or other detailed eligibility rules. It also does not list every statistic you might see after signing in.
Read the data consent before continuing
The notice on Blizzard’s tool describes optional consent to use account, gameplay and transaction data to generate and display your statistics. It says this data is retained until the service ends, and that the stats cannot be generated without consent.
Read the notice on the live page and decide whether you want to continue. No account information or beta stats need to be shared with SideQuest Dad.
What if a number looks wrong?
Blizzard describes the recap as a best-effort result and warns that its data can be tricky to work with. Treat it as a look back rather than a guaranteed complete record of every session.
Stress Test activity is one explicit omission. Beyond that, the public information does not establish why an individual statistic might be missing or give a guaranteed fix.
For the end of the test itself, see the beta-closing and celebration article.