Voltaic benchmark calculator: your energy on the Road2Radiant scale

What this tool does

Type your KovaaK's scores, scenario by scenario, and the tool works out your energy and rank. The scenarios are the Voltaic x KovaaK's Season 4 benchmark ones. The result follows the Road2Radiant scale, not the official Voltaic rank: 90 energy points per rank, from Iron 90 to Celestial 1080.

Pick your level first. Novice has 12 scenarios across 6 subcategories; Intermediate and Advanced have 16, adding strafe-click and strafe-track. Each level spans 4 ranks: Iron to Gold, Platinum to Master, then Grandmaster to Celestial.

No account, no Steam ID. Evxl also tracks benchmarks without a login, but it needs your Steam ID. Here you enter your scores and they land in the page address: keep the link to come back to them, or share it.

How to read the result

Under each field you see the rank reached on that scenario and the points missing for the next tier. The result panel lists each subcategory's energy, then your overall energy and rank.

While a scenario is empty, the result is tagged "Provisional". A half-filled subcategory counts its empty scenario as zero, and its average drops with it. Fill everything in before you draw conclusions.

Your weakest subcategory turns pink once two subcategories are complete. That's the first lead for picking your drills.

If your overall energy reaches your level's last rank, 360 at Novice or 720 at Intermediate, you've cleared the level. Move up and play the scenarios of the level above.

The formula

The tool has no math of its own: it calls the account benchmark's functions.

1. Per scenario. A score above a threshold earns that rank's energy. Between two thresholds, you earn a share of the energy gap in proportion to how far you are between the two scores. Decimals are dropped, as in the account.
2. Per subcategory. Energy is the average of its scenarios.
3. Overall. The harmonic mean of the subcategories that have energy. This mean pulls down: a weak subcategory costs you more than a strong one gives back.
4. Rank. The highest rank whose energy doesn't exceed yours.

Worked example

Calculated with the tool, not a real player. At Novice, VT Pasu Rasp has thresholds at 550, 650, 750 and 850. A score of 700 clears Bronze without reaching Silver: energy is 180 + (700 − 650) ÷ (750 − 650) × 90, so 225.

Here is a full Novice benchmark typed into the tool:

The harmonic mean of the six comes to 221: Bronze, between 180 and 270. Evasive, at 180, is the weak spot.

Raise evaTS from 500 to 560: Evasive goes to 233 and overall energy to 232. Gaining 53 points on one subcategory adds only 11 overall, and the weak spot becomes Speed, at 207. That's the harmonic mean at work: it rewards a balanced profile.

What the tool can't see

The calculator doesn't read KovaaK's: it trusts the scores you type. You need KovaaK's to play the scenarios, a one-time 8.19 € purchase on Steam at full price.

It doesn't track your progress. In the account, the benchmark is saved every week and freezes your routine for that week; here, nothing is kept outside the page address.

It doesn't follow Season 5 either. Voltaic announced its beta on 25 December 2024; the thresholds on this page stay the Season 4 ones. And your energy doesn't compare with Voltaic leaderboards: same rank names, different scale.

To turn your weak spot into a session, try the warm-up generator, or read how the account routine works.