Free · open source · Windows, Linux, Android

An EVE Online industry tool

Blueprint costs down to raw materials, live market prices, the assets and blueprints your alts are sitting on, industry jobs, market orders, contracts, wallets and planetary colonies - for every character, on your own machine.

Free & open source (MIT) Windows · Linux · Android No account, no cloud

Download for Windows

Versionv0.11.24

Released20 Sep 2026

File130.8 MB · installer

RequiresWindows 10 (1809) or newer

Download installer

Unzip, then run the setup - no admin rights needed

The build is not code signed, so Windows warns you the first time you run it - click More info → Run anyway. Some antivirus tools may flag it too. Every release publishes SHA256 checksums if you want to check your download.

Other downloads

Windows portable188.7 MB

Linux AppImage212.5 MB

Linux portable331.5 MB

Android (experimental)33.2 MB

What it looks like

Screenshots from a live install (character names anonymised).

Dashboard listing every character with location, training and net worth — **Dashboard.** Every alt at a glance - where they're docked, what they're training, wallet and asset value, what the whole account earned in the last day, plus a warning when planetary extractors are about to run dry.

Production plan for a Raven showing bill of materials, fees and profit — **Production planner.** Full bill of materials with stock coverage, structure and rig bonuses, job install fees, and profit against market or contract prices.

Alliance contracts with filters and item search — **Alliance contracts.** Everything your alliance is offering, searchable by the items inside the contracts - the same filters the in-game contract window gives you.

Price table comparing Jita and secondary trade hubs — **Prices.** Jita plus Amarr, Dodixie, Rens, Hek and any citadel you care about, side by side. Click an item for its price history and the live order book.

Assets grouped by station, hangar and ship with ISK values — **Assets.** Everything you own, grouped by station, then hangar, then down into individual ships and containers - every level totalled in ISK, so it's obvious where your capital is parked. Corporation hangars are in there too, and the list sorts by value or by how many jumps away it is.

Planetary interaction colonies with extractor expiry countdowns — **Planetary interaction.** Every colony's extractor timers counting down, the factory chains they feed, and what's sitting in storage.

What's in it

Built for a multi-character industry career, not a single pilot.

Blueprints to raw materials

Recursive expansion through components and reactions, with your own ME/TE per blueprint.

Make-vs-buy that counts fees

Only builds a component when materials plus the job install fee actually beat buying it.

Real market data

Live ESI prices for Jita, the trade hubs and any station or citadel, cached locally.

Your assets counted in

Character and corporation hangars, containers and divisions - so the shopping list is what you're actually missing.

Structures and rigs

Raitaru to Sotiyo, Athanor to Tatara, with per-slot rigs and the right security multiplier.

Contracts, jobs, orders, wallet

Personal, corporation and alliance contracts with in-game style filters and item search, plus public contracts from all of New Eden. Industry slots in use, open orders with what's still on the market.

Planetary interaction

Extractor countdowns, factory chains and an estimated value per day, with alerts before a program expires.

What a contract is worth

Every item in a contract valued and totalled against its price. A titan has no Jita sell order, so its price comes from the cheapest contract indexed anywhere - and never from a market closed inside someone's sovereignty.

Projects

Save a plan, tick off finished jobs, and keep one shopping list across a multi-stage build.

Before you install

Two things worth knowing before you start.

First run

Windows shows a blue warning screen - that's expected

You'll see “Windows protected your PC”. It isn't a virus alert: Windows says this about any program from a small developer who hasn't bought an expensive certificate. Click More info, then Run anyway - just the once, not every time.

Want to check the file first? Each download on the release page lists a checksum you can compare, and the whole source code is public.

Privacy

Nothing is uploaded anywhere

Your characters, prices and projects stay in a file on your own computer - there's no account to create and no server of mine involved. The app talks only to EVE's own servers, to read your game data and to log you in. Uninstalling leaves your data untouched.

Something broken or missing? Open an issue on GitHub, or just email everetroindustry@gmail.com.