Which roster formats can I import?

New Recruit JSON and text, BattleScribe .rosz and .ros, the Warhammer app text export, and MundaManager PDF gang rosters for Necromunda.

Can I still import a BattleScribe roster?

Yes, as long as you have the .rosz or .ros file. BattleReady reads it whether or not the BattleScribe app is still on your phone.

Does BattleReady build or check army lists?

No. It tracks an army you have already listed. Building and points validation stay in New Recruit or whichever list app you use.

What if my list app is not supported?

Paste a plain-text list, or add units by hand. Import is a shortcut, not the only way to start a project.

Does import bring across points and faction?

Yes. Unit names, points, and faction come across and are used to organise the project.

Roster import

Bring the list you built

Import your roster from New Recruit, BattleScribe, or the Warhammer app, and track every unit from Wishlist to Finished. BattleReady tracks armies; it does not build lists, so bring one you have already made.

Import your roster See army tracking

Import Army List dialog — paste your roster as text or JSON

Review & Allocate dialog — set each unit from Wishlist to Finished

Reads the apps you already use

Four ways in

Drop in a file or paste your list. Your units are ready to track without re-typing a single one.

New Recruit

Export JSON or text and drop the file in. New Recruit is the active builder, and the path we recommend.

BattleScribe

Upload your .rosz or .ros file. It still imports after BattleScribe left Google Play in 2025.

Warhammer app

Open your list in the 40,000 or Age of Sigmar app, share it as text, and paste it in.

MundaManager

Necromunda gang roster — upload the PDF and BattleReady reads it.

From file to tracked army

1
Export your list
Save or share your roster from New Recruit, BattleScribe, or the Warhammer app.
2
Drop it into BattleReady
Upload the file or paste a text list. BattleReady reads the units, points, and faction.
3
Confirm the units
Check what it found, fix anything it missed, and the army is ready to track.

The imported roster as a tracked army — units grouped by status from Wishlist to Finished with a progress ring — BBlade of Ultramar

After the import

The roster becomes a project

Importing is the start. From there, BattleReady tracks the army to painted.

Every unit gets a status

Each unit starts at Wishlist and moves through To Build, To Paint, and Finished as you work.

A progress bar for the army

The bar fills as units reach Finished, so you can see how close the list is to table-ready.

A wishlist that knows the gaps

BattleReady lists the models and paints this army still needs, deduped against what you own.

Moving off BattleScribe?

Your .rosz and .ros files still import, so the rosters you built are not stuck in an app that lost its store listing. Upload the file and the army comes across.

One thing to know: BattleReady tracks and paints an army, it does not build or validate lists. New Recruit took over as the active builder, and BattleReady imports its exports too.

Frequently asked questions

Stop re-typing your army.

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