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The main hub for browsing all available crafting blueprints in Star Citizen.

• Browse and filter blueprints by type, manufacturer, and availability
• Vehicle Components: pick a type (Cooler, Shield, …) to filter by class (Military, Civilian, Stealth, Industrial, Competition) and grade (A–D). Cards show those as chips next to size and type
• Industrial Components (after Vehicle Weapons) holds mining lasers, mining modules, ore pods, salvage scrapers, refuelling nozzles, and tractor beams. Filter those by size and type
• FPS Armour includes combat clothing (armored apparel like the Bellator set): these show a Combat Clothing tag, a garment type (Shirt, Jacket, Pants, Shoes, Gloves), and Standard instead of an armor weight/slot, and you can filter by garment type
• Material filter (cyan): type or pick any crafting material to show blueprints that require it — runs before category filters
• Search, category, material, and acquisition filters are remembered when you return (per account in this browser; Offline Mode uses local guest storage)
• See what reputation level is required to unlock each blueprint
• Mark blueprints as "acquired" to track your collection progress
• When you have at least one friend, a Members dropdown appears beside the acquisition filter — choose Mine or a friend to filter the grid by that collection (checkboxes still update only your own acquired marks)
• A green count beside the member count lists friends who own that blueprint. Open it to see their RSI handles
• Missions on reward blueprints lists every contract that drops it and opens Browse Missions
• View the resources and components required to craft each item
• Click any blueprint to see detailed crafting requirements and DFP values
• Use the quality sliders to preview how resource quality affects final stats and DFP pricing
• Mining module and mining head blueprints list what the item actually does under Base Specifications (resistance, charge window, range, and so on). Only stats that change something are shown
• A few recipes need a minimum material quality (e.g. Clearcut Module needs Q800 Iron and Copper). Those slots show Min Q### and only offer qualities at or above it — on Blueprints, Can Craft, Crafting Wishlist and WTS/WTB listings. Can Craft only counts stock that meets the minimum, and older saved recipes or listings below it show a Below minimum quality tag
• When signed in, opening a material's Quality Band dropdown shows how much of that resource you hold in each band (e.g. 1.000scu, or whole units like 12 units for gems) from My Resources. Purchased (Q0) stock is not counted. The same amounts appear in the Can Craft blueprint view, following the selected location chip
• Add a blueprint to your order draft from the detail view — continue on My Listings
• RS Track on a blueprint card or detail modal footer adds that blueprint's mineable ores to Mining Tracker → RS Tracker in one click — skips ores you already track
• Optional Display setting: group FPS weapon and armor variants into expandable family cards (off by default; only affects visible FPS items on this page)
• Acquired marks from BP Dumper sync here automatically — set up BP Dumper on Mission Tracker
• Offline Mode: acquired marks save locally until you sign in

Related to: Mission Tracker • Resource Tracker • My Listings • Friends • Settings

Browse every Wikelo Emporium barter trade — what to hand in and what you get back.

• Every Wikelo trade is listed as a card: hand-in items on the front, full details on click
• Filter tags by reward category: Ships, Ground Vehicles, Armor, Weapons, Gear, Favors
• Search by trade name, hand-in item, or reward item
• Each card shows the Wikelo reputation gained and any customer-rank requirement
• Trades marked "Intro required" unlock after completing "Wikelo Arrive to System"
• Rose "NFR" tag: Not For Release in the game files — allegedly not offered live, but still listed so you can see what is in the data (hover for details)
• Trades that also award a crafting blueprint carry a ★ Blueprint tag
• DFP estimates the fair value of everything you hand in — ship and vehicle rewards show N/A because they are game bound
• Cart button (card and details) sends a trade's reward gear to your listing cart — finish on My Listings and choose WTS or WTB there (blueprints and game-bound vehicles excluded)
• Mission button jumps to the Wikelo Emporium faction in the Mission Tracker browse view

Related to: Blueprints • Mission Tracker • My Listings

Your personal wishlist of blueprints you're working towards unlocking.

• Track blueprints from the main Blueprints page
• Browse Missions: pick a faction, then browse its mission pools
• Mission titles follow the in-game Contracts wording. Words in brackets, like [Location], [Ship] or [Target], are filled in by the game when the contract spawns (e.g. Keep [Location] Safe). Paste the title you see in-game into search to find its mission
• Open a contract to expand Mission text (collapsed by default) — violet chips mark values the game fills in when you take the contract
• Missions with multiple regional pools are grouped under one title. Each group starts collapsed — expand it to see the location rows
• My Tracker checklist groups missions by faction and starts collapsed — expand a faction to see its missions
• Faction cards show which star systems that faction appears in
• Filter Browse Missions by star system (Stanton / Pyro / Nyx) — faction cards and mission lists update to match
• Inside a faction, tag chips appear beside System (Verified, contract type, career path, standing, NFR, etc. — not system or refresh-time tags) and filter the mission list
• Hide NFR, next to the faction filters, leaves out contracts marked Not For Release. Uncheck it to see them again
• Hide Completed, next to Hide NFR, leaves out contracts where you already have every blueprint reward. Unchecked, every contract with blueprint rewards is shown and the count turns green once you have them all
• Sort a faction's missions by Rep award (highest rep first, then A–Z, the default) or by Title (A–Z, then highest rep). Your choice is remembered
• See X/X progress (owned vs total) for each mission location
• Add unowned blueprints to your tracker directly from the browse view
• Use Missions on a blueprint card to list every contract that rewards it and jump to that mission
• My Tracker: view your tracked blueprints and build a mission checklist
• Mission rows use color-coded tags — see the legend below when this section is expanded
• Location tags: violet system/region tags (e.g. Pyro A) plus the blue 📍 area tag that names where the contract shows up (e.g. Pyro region A, near Pyro I, Monox, and Bloom L3-L5) — the same area tag the blueprint Missions list uses
• System-wide missions show only the system name (e.g. Pyro); region missions add Pyro A/B/C/D. A green planet/moon tag only appears when a contract has no 📍 area tag
• Mission tag order: Verified/Unverified → mobiGlas contract type → system/location → career path (e.g. Standing, Security) → standing tier (e.g. Jr. Contractor) → aUEC → rep points (then prereq / drop % / NFR when relevant); a second row shows how many offers, board refresh cadence, and a red Solo tag when the contract cannot be party-shared
• Rose "NFR" tag: contract is marked Not For Release in the game files — allegedly not on the live board, but still shown here (hover for details)
• Rep reward tags: green +rep you earn on completion; if a mission also lowers another faction's rep (e.g. CFP raids on Head Hunters), a red −rep tag shows the loss
• Purple "🔒 Unlocked by prior mission" tag: the contract only appears after an intro/starter mission — click for the unlock options (including starters that give no blueprint themselves); when any one of several prereqs unlocks the contract, every listed option is marked Intro
• Blue "📍" location tag: the contract only appears in your Contracts app while you're in that area (e.g. Hurston area, Pyro region B, Anywhere in Nyx)
• Blueprint "Missions" lists show prerequisite missions at the top so you know what to run first
• Investigation missions are mostly Hockrow Agency's Jorrit Dossier line at ASD's Onyx Facility (Stanton)
• Jorrit Dossier is a linear story chain — complete each step to unlock the next; repeat runs drop blueprints
• Collection missions include Wikelo Emporium craft contracts in Stanton (turn in gathered items for blueprints)
• BHG Hathor PAF bounties (Verified Bounty · Hathor · Planetary Alignment Facility) resolve to Stanton — Daymar and Aberdeen platform sites
• Scenario Progress rows (e.g. Orison Relief, Return of XenoThreat) are event contribution milestones with point thresholds — not Contracts-app mission titles
• Prioritize which factions to grind based on your goals
• Header buttons: BP Dumper (downloads + API key) and Live Tracker (active in-game missions while watching)
• Dismissible callout explains the BP Dumper + Live Tracker workflow
• Offline Mode: list saves locally until you sign in (then migrates automatically)

Related to: Blueprints • Factions • BP Dumper • Live Mission Tracker

Real-time view of in-game missions and pool blueprints still to acquire while BP Dumper is watching.

• Open from Mission Tracker header buttons (BP Dumper + Live Tracker) or the avatar menu (BP Dumper only)
• Requires BP Dumper running in watch mode with your API key
• Left column: missions you accepted in-game right now
• Each mission shows the reputation it awards in blue (losses in red), whether or not it drops blueprints
• Event missions show their event points too — e.g. RSI Discovery Month refuels show Transport points plus the same points on your Personal total
• Right column: pool blueprints from those missions you have not acquired yet
• Updates instantly when you accept missions, finish them, or receive blueprints
• ReSync button (header, shown while connected) re-pulls your active missions if the page shows connected but a mission is missing
• Color-coded status bar: connected in the PU, quit to menu, game closed, crash recovery, or back online
• Quitting to the menu or closing Star Citizen clears active missions (the game abandons them); they return when you load back into the PU
• After a crash, the bar waits for reconnect — missions may restore only if you rejoin within 30 minutes
• When those 30 minutes have passed, tracking returns to normal while BP Dumper keeps watching your log
• Missions with no remaining pool blueprints show in red
• If none of your active missions drop pool blueprints, Remaining to acquire says so — not that you already unlocked them
• When BP Dumper stops or disconnects, lists clear and a not-connected message appears
• If Dumper Apps is open but Star Citizen is closed (or you are not in the PU), Live Tracker can show not connected after a short idle window — that is expected

Related to: Mission Tracker • BP Dumper • Blueprints

Track your personal inventory of mined and refined resources.

• Log quantities and quality levels of resources you've collected
• Track store-purchased refined materials at Purchased (Q0)
• Track any hauled cargo from the game, not just crafting materials. Ship Ammunition (every size), countermeasures, Combat Supplies, MedGel, HLX99 Hyperprocessors and other trade goods are in the add search and are logged at Purchased (Q0). The list refreshes each game patch
• Friends Resources tab (next to My Resources) appears when you have at least one friend — pick a friend from the Members dropdown to browse their stock in a read-only list (search, quality, and location chips); you cannot edit their inventory
• Can Craft always uses only your My Resources — never a friend’s stock
• Can Craft tab lists acquired blueprints you can make right now from your My Resources stock — including recipes that need gems or other whole-unit harvestables (same blueprint cards and filters as the Blueprints page)
• On Can Craft, note chips (plus ALL) let you scope craftability to one stock location; ALL (default) uses every card. Craft deducts only from cards that match the selected chip
• Open any ready-to-craft blueprint in the Can Craft tab to find a green Craft button under its materials — pick the quality tier to use for each material (only the tiers you actually hold are shown), then craft to deduct the exact amounts from My Resources
• The Craft button greys out if the quality you picked for a material doesn't have enough on hand, and locks for a couple of seconds after each craft to prevent accidental double-clicks
• Crafting Wishlist (signed in) sits after Can Craft. You can keep 10 named lists, and each list holds 20 unique recipes. The same blueprint at the same material qualities stacks and shows a quantity; a different quality mix is its own recipe
• On any blueprint detail, Add to Crafting Wishlist sits in Final Combined Modifiers (or under the materials when that panel is hidden). Pick one or more lists, set a quantity, and the list saves that blueprint with the qualities you had selected
• Open a Crafting Wishlist to rename it, delete it, change a recipe quantity, or remove a blueprint. Got it lowers that recipe by one. With Use My Tracked Resources checked, each material turns green when My Resources has enough of that exact quality and red when it does not, and Got it also deducts one craft from My Resources
• Each Crafting Wishlist shows an overview of tags even while closed: one tag per resource and quality (e.g. Ouratite Q912 and Ouratite Q512 separately), added up across every recipe on the list. Use My Tracked Resources sits next to the overview, and when checked each tag turns green or red for whether My Resources covers the whole list at that quality. Hover a tag to see how much you have
• RS Track ALL and RS Track Missing add ores to Mining Tracker → RS Tracker. The pair next to Use My Tracked Resources covers the whole list; the pair on each blueprint covers only that blueprint. ALL adds every ore, Missing adds only the ores My Resources is short on (whole list in the header, one craft on a blueprint), even when Use My Tracked Resources is off. Only ship-mined ores are added, and ores you already track are skipped
• The aUEC on a Crafting Wishlist is the Dumper's Fair-Value Price of the resources on that list, so you can see what it would cost to buy them instead of mining
• Optional Close, no Cigar includes nearly-ready recipes from your My Resources: every required material at least 70% on hand; for two or more materials, also those fully stocked except one (that one may be missing). These do not get a Craft button until you have enough
• Switch between Cards (edit quantities) and List (read-only overview with notes) on My Resources / Site Total
• RS Track at the bottom right of a resource card adds that one ore to Mining Tracker → RS Tracker. It only shows on ship-mined ores, and skips an ore you already track
• Optional notes (e.g. location) split the same resource and quality into separate stock cards — notes match case-insensitively when adding, and the note box suggests your existing location tags as you type. You can edit a note at any time. If that location already has this resource and quality, the amounts are combined into one card
• On My Resources, stock notes (e.g. hangar / ship) automatically become location filter chips — variants like `arcL1`, `Arc l1`, and `ARC-l1` collapse into one; cards with no note use an Empty chip; chips refresh when you add or edit cards
• Filter by quality band on both views — each Q-tier stays on its own row
• Mined/refined ore uses quality bands (typically Q500–Q1000) — higher quality = exponentially higher DFP value
• Salvage and trade goods use fixed Q0 tiers
• Perfect for tracking what you have available for crafting or trading
• Each stock card and list row shows a blue UEX chip (on commodities) — click it to see every terminal that buys or sells that material, with SCU box sizes, in a popup. Powered by UEX
• On My Resources cards, WTS and WTB post that card’s resource and quality to your open listing. The quantity box starts with SCU on hand; Finish sets the listing line to that amount (or creates the listing). WTS turns on deduct from Tracked Resources when you mark the sale ready. Requires a verified RSI Handle
• Offline Mode: inventory saves locally until you sign in (then migrates automatically)

Related to: Blueprints • Mining Tracker • Smart Hauler • UEX Lookup • Friends • My Listings • Fuzy's Ship Shop

Plan cargo runs to a profit goal or a number of trades, or find buyers for cargo you already carry.

• Open Smart Hauler from the menu, under Resource Tracker. Sign in to use it
• Pick a flyable ship that has cargo, or one from My Hangar, then choose a starting location and the aUEC you have
• Choose Set a profit goal or Set a number of trades. A trade is one buy and one sell
• Profit goals are a list, not a typed number. Each choice is about an hour of hauling for that ship's hold: small ships step by 250,000 up to 1,000,000, and the biggest holds step by 500,000 up to 4,000,000
• Ships with less than 4 SCU of cargo can only set a number of trades
• Set a number of trades (1 to 20) builds the most profitable run that many trades long
• Every buy and sale uses a UEX check from the last 7 days. The step shows the UEX status and the date it was verified. A terminal with no check in that window, or one reported out of stock or full, is skipped for another commodity and place. Each stop is still capped by the stock reported, your aUEC, the room in the hold, and crate sizes both terminals take
• If UEX cannot be reached, the route uses the saved price list. A buy says the resource may or may not be in stock, and a sale says it may or may not be in demand
• Round-robin brings the last sale back near where you started when the run is more than one trade
• Routes stay in the system you start in. Cross system lets a buy or sale jump to another system. Each buy picks at random from the four best-paying commodities you can haul, and uses the closest shop for that commodity. If you mark a buy or sale as none or partial, that commodity is not offered at that place again on this run
• Walk the stops one at a time. On a buy, say the cargo was unavailable, that you got only some, or the full load. On a sale, say none sold, some sold, or a full sale. The route rebuilds from what actually happened
• Sell what I have clears the planner and keeps only your starting location. Press Sell, then add a row for each commodity: total SCU, smallest crate, and largest crate
• Find buyer uses a UEX check from the last 7 days, then sends you to the nearest terminal that buys that cargo in your crate sizes. If none were verified in that window, it says so. Mark Zero, Partial, or Full at the terminal, and leftover cargo goes to the next nearest buyer
• Routes are not saved

Related to: Resource Tracker • UEX Lookup • Fuzy's Ship Shop

Compare RS signatures, plan rocks with the calculator, get loadout advice, browse where ores spawn, and run crew payout ledgers.

• Three tabs: RS Tracker (signature reference + tools on the right), Mining Guide (browse ores and locations), and Ledgers (crew payout books — RSI-verified members only)
• RS Tracker lists each ship-mining ore's base RS signature and typical cluster spawn odds. Use it to sanity-check what your in-game scanner is showing
• Next to the ore search, type an RS signature from your scanner. The list only offers ores that can actually spawn that many rocks — a 4-rock reading is left out when the game never drops more than 3, and skipped cluster sizes (such as 2-rock Aluminum) are left out too. Surface and Asteroid are separate rows when both can produce that number. Picking a row fills the ore search and clears the signature box
• Anomaly Override, beside the signature box, is off unless you check it, and that choice is not saved. Use it only when you trust the scanner number and the list stayed empty. It then lists every ship ore whose base signature divides that number evenly, even when that many rocks is outside the usual cluster sizes. Gems never appear
• Track up to two cards per ore — Surface and Asteroid — each with composition bands, cluster rows, and spawn context. Add cards with Track Surface / Track Asteroid on a card or from the Mining Guide
• Location-specific cards pin data to one site (header shows At [location]). Track a site from ore detail or location browse when you care about one belt or moon, not the whole profile
• Click any tracked card to load its ore, deposit type, location, and expected composition into the Rock Calculator — handy when you know the deposit type but are punching in a fresh fracture scan
• Rock Calculator (RS Tracker sidebar): enter mass, resistance, and instability from your HUD for breakability and power-required readouts. Power required is the scan before the mining laser's resistance shift. The head plan applies that shift. Resistance raises how much power the rock needs, including when the seat reads 100% or more — a head cracks it when its output covers that power
• Gadgets in use: pick up to two mining gadgets (Sabir, Stalwart, BoreMax, etc.) from the two dropdowns. A gadget modifies the rock's base stats (resistance and instability) before your head/module math applies, so Power required and head plans update to match what you actually deploy. The same gadget cannot be chosen in both slots
• The calculator also shows an Estimated Window Size bar — a green bar whose thickness previews how big the optimal charge window will be for that ore (head plans show it adjusted per head's modules)
• Enter total rock SCU and each material's % from your scan. Inert fills automatically as whatever remains after valuable lines — you do not type inert manually
• Many ores show the primary element twice (High and Low bands) as separate rows — match the two composition lines from your scanner
• Each material row has a Q band picker for ledger export. The DFP column beside each row is always fair-value at purchased (Q0) so you can compare yield value without changing bands
• Search for an ore or load from a tracked card. Toggle Surface / Asteroid when the ore has both deposit types. The location dropdown lists known spawn sites for that ore and type
• Smart Cracker (button in the calculator header) opens a loadout planner and automated crack advisor. Sign in to use it — Offline Mode shows a sign-in prompt. Enter rock mass and resistance in the calculator for breakability, gadget fit, and crew head plans
• Signed-in members can open the Advisor chat in Smart Cracker for loadout ideas. If you ask what to change on a hard rock, it has to say what to keep, swap, add, or drop — reprinting your current kit is not the answer. It does not change your heads or Save. Paste your own free or paid Gemini access each visit, or Save to my profile with a lock phrase. If nothing is saved, you paste again next time. Clear a saved copy from Settings (the key is never shown). Use scanned info sends this rock’s mass, resistance, and instability; turn it off for ideas about the same resource without using that scan
• If you forget the lock phrase: You cannot unlock the saved Gemini key. Nobody else can either. Clear the saved key, paste your Gemini key again, and pick a new phrase.
• Does Clear also clear the phrase?: The phrase is never stored. Clear deletes the encrypted copy. After that the old phrase does nothing.
• Why a lock phrase?: So you can save a key to your profile without this site ever holding a readable copy. Your device encrypts with the phrase before it is stored. Only that phrase unlocks it. You can skip save and paste the Gemini key each visit — no phrase needed.
• Advisor can also tell you where to buy a mining head, module, or gadget — ask something like "where can I buy the Hofstede-S2" and it lists every known shop with prices, grouped by system and cheapest first. Buy locations come from UEX and are crowdsourced, so treat prices as close rather than guaranteed. It only covers mining gear: it will not answer where to buy ammo, armour, food, or ships. For shop prices use UEX Lookup instead
• Smart Cracker compares your selected ship and loadout against the rock, warns if a head cannot break it, suggests throttle and head assignments (including multi-crew Mole setups), and recommends gadgets with alternates for different jobs (fracture power, instability, charge window). Gadgets you have already picked in Gadgets in use are folded into the rock and skipped as suggestions — up to two gadget ports total
• Mole crew (check Crew in the Rock Calculator header, or uncheck Solo mining in Smart Cracker): lighter heads run full @ 100% first; the driver finishes at computed throttle just under the equalizer (6% under when all three contribute). Driver is picked by module stack and instability — not always the heaviest head
• CHP (Crew Head Plan) in the calculator header when Crew is checked on Mole — pick 2X CHP (two seats manned) or 3X+ CHP (full crew) for a coordinated throttle plan: supports fire first, one seat backs down under the equalizer, and the driver ramps up last to crack (mass + resistance required)
• SHP (Solo Head Plan) in the calculator header in solo mode — on Mole, shows every head with a status: green = recommended seat with a starting throttle, yellow = could work but not ideal (throttle shown), off = cannot crack this rock; on Prospector, Golem, ROC, shows pro-tip suggestions only
• SHP starting throttles target the stable hold point — expect to feather power up from there to build charge, especially on high-instability rocks
• Head plans include a "hold within Xm" reminder — staying inside the laser's optimal range matters as much as throttle (power falls off fast beyond it)
• Module swap suggestions appear when a swap genuinely helps: unlocking an uncrackable rock, freeing up throttle headroom, or widening a narrow charge window. Modules can be swapped on-the-fly at the head — swap ideas cover passive modules; active modules are toggled, not swapped
• Active modules are off by default — the plan runs on your passive baseline. When a rock will not crack on passives, the head plan tells you which equipped actives to switch on (the fewest needed, best throttle headroom), so you avoid unnecessary charge drain and instability. Every installed active can run at the same time (up to the head's module slots)
• In the loadout editor, the Effective totals card shows two numbers per stat: the normal value is your passive baseline, and a blue value after the / is that stat with all active modules switched on. Cards list every head/module stat from the game files — including charge window rate (how fast the green band fills), cluster factor, and overcharge rate. Power required still uses fracture power, resistance, and instability
• Mole + Solo (Crew unchecked in the calculator, or Solo mining checked in Smart Cracker): one laser at a time like a Prospector
• Sign in to save loadouts to your account (works on any device). RSI verification is not required for Smart Cracker or loadouts — only for Ledgers
• Each ship has a factory Default loadout plus up to three custom slots. Swap heads and modules freely in Smart Cracker — changes preview live and do not auto-save until you click Save (custom slots) or Save as New (copies into the next custom slot; Default is never overwritten)
• Premade build dropdown loads org and community templates (Mole + Prospector) into the editor for tweaking — still requires Save or Save as New to keep changes
• Choose head models, mining modules (Focus, Rieger, FLTR, XTR, etc.), and optionally enter your crafted mining head stats if you run a blueprint head
• Golem ships use the factory Pitman head only (no swapping to other S1 models). Custom slots still equip two module hardpoints and can optionally toggle Crafted head for a blueprint Pitman
• The selected loadout label above the calculator shows which setup Smart Cracker will use. Open Smart Cracker to change ship, slot, or edit modules
• Mining Guide → By Ore: filter by rarity, open an ore for composition and locations, jump to RS Tracker cards from location chips
• Mining Guide → By Location: pick a site and see which ores can spawn there, with spawn %, cluster odds, and composition tooltips
• All plus each star system found in the data (Stanton, Pyro, Nyx, …) filters both guide views by system. Search applies first, then system, then deposit type
• All Sites / Surface / Asteroid filter narrows both guide views by deposit type — pick Asteroid to skip planetary weather when soloing a Mole
• Belt and cluster tooltips include a 📍 find-it-in-game hint: which QT markers or starmap search terms to use (e.g. Akiro Cluster sits near Pyro I L3)
• Click a belt/cluster location to open its QT markers & stations panel — organized by belt L-point or Pyro region (PYAM stations per Lagrange point, RAB/RMB cluster bases per region, BRK breaker stations) instead of one long list
• Chips marked trace spawn (<0.01%) are technically possible but effectively never worth farming — they sort last and appear dimmed
• Some regions use an Overall summary (e.g. broad asteroid cluster families) instead of listing every vague bucket as its own site. Overall · best at always names a site in the same star system as the chip — a Pyro cluster never points at a Stanton L-point. Belt, ring, cluster, and L-point chips stay on the Asteroid row
• Hand-mineable gems show cave vs surface availability per planet. Gems and hand mineables are guide reference only — they are not in the RS signature grid yet
• Compare in-game cluster readings: cluster RS ≈ node count × base RS on your reference card
• A blue UEX chip appears on tracked ore cards, the ore detail popup, and each ledger row (for tradable commodities) — click it to see every terminal that buys/sells that ore plus SCU box sizes, without leaving the page. Powered by UEX
• Ledgers (RSI-verified): create a book for a mining run, add rows per ore/gem with quantity and quality tier — matching ore + quality merges into one line
• Assign crew with RSI handles (green = verified member here, yellow = valid RSI not on site, red = fix before paying). Split by shares; 0 shares members can get alternate compensation instead of pool aUEC
• Track deductibles and other profits, record Paid so far for partial payouts, mark crew paid when settled. Click payout or outstanding amounts to copy aUEC to clipboard
• Ledger managers can share access with other RSI-verified members. Crew and managers get site notifications for access, ledger close, and payout updates
• Export JSON saves a ledger snapshot; View JSON loads a saved file read-only. Close when everyone is paid or delete from the toolbar anytime
• Closed crew ledgers contribute to lifetime site totals shown on the Ledgers tab
• Signed-in members sync tracker cards and loadouts. Offline Mode still lets you browse RS reference and the Mining Guide locally

Related to: Resource Tracker • My Listings • UEX Lookup

Find every shop that sells a gun, ammo, armor piece, ship, commodity, food, or drink. Powered by UEX.

• Search or filter by Guns, Ammo, Armor, Ships, Commodities, Food, or Drinks
• Buy from lists every shop that sells the item, with the UEX price. Commodities also have Sell to for terminals that buy them from you, plus SCU box sizes
• Locations are grouped by star system and show the shop and the place
• On each Buy from row, the cart mark adds that shop and its price
• A blueprint card shows $$$ and the cart mark when that item is sold in a shop
• Prices are crowdsourced by UEX; in-game prices can differ from UEX averages

Related to: Shopping Cart • Mining Tracker • Resource Tracker • Blueprints

Keep a list of shop items you want to buy. Separate from Fuzy's Ship Shop.

• Add items from UEX Lookup or from a blueprint card that is sold in a shop
• Adding from a Buy row keeps that shop and its price. Adding from a blueprint card does not pick a shop yet
• Change the quantity or remove a line. Clear empties the cart. The total includes lines that already have a price
• Calculate places a blueprint line at a shop using your start, the systems you include, and Fewest Stops, Cheapest, or Efficient. A Buy-row line stays at the shop you picked. A system change is its own jump stop. If an item is only sold in a system you left out, Calculate asks whether to include that system or drop the item
• The cart stays in this browser. It is not the cart on Fuzy's Ship Shop
• The cart button in the header, next to the notepad, opens this page

Related to: UEX Lookup • Blueprints

Build a ship loadout, compare parts, and see where to buy them.

• Pick a ship and start from its stock parts. You can keep four builds
• Swap any part the hardpoint accepts, or clear a slot. Locked hardpoints stay as the ship ships them
• Power pips, cooling, and signatures update as you change the fit. Offense lists Pilot DPS for the guns the pilot fires, including point defense, and Burst DPS for the whole ship
• A PDT slot takes a size-2 point-defense turret: M2C Swarm, MRX Torrent, or PPB-116 Pepperbox. The gun or missile rack on that turret stays as the turret ships it. An unlocked slot lets you take an unsold turret off and fit it on another ship's PDT. Where to Buy stays off when that part is not sold
• The section buttons under the build chips open that part of the ship. Click the open section again to close it. If several sections are open, clicking one of those open sections closes them all
• Where to Buy shows UEX shops for the ship or the fitted part. Add Build to Cart replaces the cart with the parts that differ from stock. Switching builds leaves the cart in place. Clear sits next to Close in View Cart. View Cart can plan a route from a planet, moon, station, city, or jump gateway. A system change is shown as its own jump stop. If an item is only sold in a system you left out, Calculate asks whether to include that system or drop the item
• Signed in: the four builds save on your account. Offline Mode: they save in this browser, and move onto your account the first time you sign in if that account has no builds yet
• My Hangar and Add to Hangar sit with the ship search. Sign in to use them. A signed-in hangar holds 10 ships, and 20 when your RSI handle is verified. The first copy of a ship keeps its name. The next copies are numbered, such as Gladius 2, and removing one does not renumber the rest. Add stores the build you are looking at. Choosing that ship from My Hangar loads the build and the button changes to Save to Hangar. Searching for a ship again, or switching build chips, goes back to Add. Both buttons stay off while you are looking at Fuzy's Franken-Fit. The same hangar opens from the avatar menu, where you can add a stock ship or remove one
• Fuzy's Franken-Fit is a fifth chip. When a fit is published for the ship you have selected, the chip is gold and you can open it. You can change pips and use Where to Buy and the cart. You cannot change its parts or its ship. Pip edits are discarded when you leave the chip. The cart stays until you Clear it or use Add Build to Cart again. If no fit is published, the chip stays grey

Related to: UEX Lookup • Resource Tracker

See when the five hangar lights are green so the seven compboards can open it.

• The lights follow one clock on every server. One red light turns green every 24 minutes. The seven compboards work while at least one light is green and none are red. Green lights then turn off every 12 minutes
• After the last green light goes out, the lights stay dark for 5 minutes and then all five turn red again
• The page reads a published hangar clock when it opens. If that read fails, it uses the saved 4.10.2 clock
• A hangar another player already opened can look dark in game while this clock still says the compboards work

Related to: Fuzy's Ship Shop

Manage your one WTB buy listing and one WTS sell listing, plus every transaction they create.

• You have at most one open WTB listing and one open WTS listing — posting new items appends them to the matching listing
• Click Post items to open the builder for items (blueprints) and/or commodities (resources); Add to my WTB listing requests items, Add to my WTS listing offers stock on hand
• From a My Resources stock card you can also Finish a WTS or WTB for that resource and quality — it sets the listing line to the amount you type (default: SCU on hand) instead of adding on top
• All pricing is exact DFP — no price sliders or adjustments; the live total and effective stat preview update as you compose the cart
• Expand any cart line to edit per-slot material qualities and see stat changes before posting
• Add blueprints from the Blueprints page into a session draft, then continue on My Listings
• My open listings shows each listing's lines — change quantities or remove lines inline; removing the last line closes the listing
• On a WTS listing, check Deduct from Tracked Resources on commodity lines to pull that stock from Tracked Resources when you mark the sale ready (at the listed quality). Finished blueprint items are not deducted
• On a WTB SCU line, the amount you type is the least you will take. If that is not a whole box, the most you will take starts at the next whole SCU (0.8 starts at 1, 1.048 starts at 2). You can raise that maximum. You cannot set it lower. Gems and other whole-unit items stay a count, with no range
• Each purchase or sale claim becomes its own child transaction with the normal handoff, 72-hour deadlines, and ratings. Reputation progress counts each item on that deal (a quantity of two crafts counts as two toward the 5)
• Active transactions show itemized materials and resulting stats (base → final) for blueprint lines
• Release or cancel in-progress sales — claimed items restore to your listing with quantities intact
• On an accepted deal, Message opens a private chat with the other party (both sides need a verified RSI Handle). Chat closes and messages are removed when the deal completes, cancels, or times out
• Track active, completed, and archived transactions; confirm pickup on Active, then archive & rate on Completed
• After pickup, open the Completed tab — each order shows a purple Archive & rate button; both parties must rate (optional comment) to unlock new trades. After 5 items, click a visible star rating to read those comments
• Requires a verified RSI Handle; new-member buyer limits apply per transaction, not to your open listings
• Offline Mode cannot create or manage listings

Related to: Resource Tracker • The Bazaar • Blueprints • Discord Webhooks

Shop members' WTS listings and sell to WTB requests — pick exactly the items you want.

• Two tabs: Sell to Buyers (WTB listings you can craft/supply for) and Buy from Sellers (WTS listings you can buy from)
• Search by item name and filter by minimum quality band — a listing matches if any of its lines match
• Sell to Buyers tab extras: min buyer rep filter and "Only listings with my blueprints" (narrows the list to blueprints you have marked as acquired)
• Listings collapse to a compact summary row (title, tag, member, price, rep) — click to expand line details; only one expands at a time
• Item-by-item checkout: check lines to buy or sell. On a WTB SCU line, type how much you are bringing — it has to sit between their minimum and the most they will take, and the selected total follows that amount. Deduct from Tracked Resources uses the amount you enter. WTS SCU lines are still the full listed amount. Unchecked lines stay listed
• When selling to a WTB line, you can check Deduct from Tracked Resources to pull that line’s materials at the listed qualities when you mark the craft ready. Checkboxes disable in real time if remaining stock at those qualities is not enough
• Using the Blueprint tracker is optional: lines needing a blueprint you have not marked as acquired are flagged in amber and you confirm once before claiming, but you are never blocked from selling to them
• Each checkout or sale claim becomes its own transaction through the normal handoff, pickup, and rating flow
• Active transactions show the other party's in-game name — add them in Star Citizen to coordinate pickup
• Message on an accepted sale opens the same deal chat as My Listings — both parties must have a verified RSI Handle; messages are removed when the deal completes, cancels, or times out
• Seller-side WTS: actions and status appear directly on each sale card — start handoff, mark ready, or cancel
• After marking a WTS sale ready, wait for the buyer to confirm pickup in My Listings → Active (72 hours, then the order auto-completes)
• Missing a 72-hour deadline (buyer pickup or seller mark-ready) auto-releases or auto-completes the trade and shows a one-time warning the next time you sign in
• Sales history on this tab shows only your own completed crafts from the last 30 days
• Rate completed trades on The Bazaar or My Listings → Completed — purple Archive & rate on each finished deal
• Cancel or release returns claimed items to the owner's listing with quantities restored
• Same reputation ratings for all paths; visible seller rep is an X.X average plus delivery time (ddd:HH:mm from accept to ready) after 5 completed items. Click a visible star rating to read optional comments (no names or RSI handles) and filter by star
• Requires a verified RSI Handle; seller and buyer pending limits apply by role per transaction
• Offline Mode shows an open-listing count teaser only — sign in to browse or trade
• Verify you have materials before claiming 800+ quality WTB blueprint lines
• Marketplace listing ads can deep-link here with ?highlight= — the matching listing expands and scrolls into view

Related to: My Listings • Resource Tracker • Friends • Settings

Route marketplace, personal deal, and friend alerts to your own Discord channel.

• Paste a webhook URL from your Discord server (Integrations → Webhooks)
• My activity: pings when someone else moves your deal forward (accepted, ready, completed, released, timeout, no-show, deal chat, etc.) — requires verified RSI Handle
• My activity also covers friend alerts: Friend request received and Friend request accepted (RSI Handle only in the Discord fields)
• Marketplace activity (opt-in): new WTB/WTS listings, acceptances, and cancellations from other members — no RSI verification required
• Use the same channel URL in both sections if you want everything in one Discord channel
• Coalesced marketplace digests require New WTB, New WTS, or Listing cancelled — not Listing accepted alone
• You never receive marketplace pings for your own posts or actions (no self-echo)
• Order alerts include itemized lines with material summaries and effective stats when available
• Repeated post/cancel bursts from the same member may arrive as one grouped marketplace ping
• Support: staff replies and ticket resolved notices on your tickets
• One channel name and webhook URL per alert type — leave the URL blank to unregister
• Set up from your avatar menu → Webhooks after sign-in

Related to: My Listings • The Bazaar • Notifications • Friends

In-app alerts for marketplace activity from the header bell.

• Bell icon in the header shows your unread notification count
• Notifications are grouped into collapsible categories — BP Dumper, WTB & Craft Orders, WTS Listings, Support, Mining Ledgers, Friends, and more
• Every category stays visible even when empty; expand a section to see its alerts or a None placeholder
• Alerts cover marketplace events such as order acceptances, ready-for-pickup, deal chat, and status changes
• Friend request alerts: incoming show Accept / Deny (no Clear); outgoing show Cancel instead of Clear — under the Friends category
• Deal chat alerts stay until the deal ends — Open chat does not dismiss them, and Clear / Clear all skip them
• Order alerts include a clickable link in the message — The Bazaar for seller actions, My Listings → Completed to archive & rate
• Itemized order summaries reflect blueprint stats and materials when the order includes them
• Click Clear on a notification to dismiss it — dismissed rows are deleted (no read history kept)
• Questionnaire prompts cannot be Cleared — open them and submit or decline to remove them
• Use Clear all to dismiss other notifications at once (questionnaire prompts and open deal chats stay until they resolve)
• Active questionnaires also appear in the bottom Updates ticker — click a line to open the form (declined/submitted ones never show there)
• Unavailable while your account is pending approval

Related to: My Listings • The Bazaar • Friends

Add approved members by RSI Handle, organize private groups, and view friends’ blueprints and resources.

• Friends icon stays visible in the header for signed-in members; until your RSI Handle is verified it is unclickable (tooltip: verify required)
• Friends is RSI-verified only — you and the other member must both have a verified RSI Handle (accept is mutual)
• Send a request by RSI Handle; the other member must accept before you are friends
• Until a request is accepted, only RSI Handles are shown (not real names) in requests and notifications
• Incoming and outgoing requests are handled in the notification bell (Friends category) — Accept, Deny, or Cancel there
• Everyone has a Default group (always at the bottom) — new friends start there; you cannot rename or delete Default
• Create cosmetic group bands (names can match); open one band at a time, drag the handle to reorder custom groups
• Drag a friend onto another band to move them — friends stay alphabetical inside each group
• Deleting a custom group asks for confirmation, then moves its friends back to Default
• Share invite (Friends header) copies one reusable link — you must be RSI-verified to share; viewers who sign in have the invite saved until they verify RSI, then a pending request is sent (you still Accept/Deny)
• If you rotate the invite under Settings → Security before they verify, their saved code stops working
• Rotate invite link under Settings → Security if you need to invalidate an old posted link — Share invite never rotates by itself
• On Blueprints, pick a friend in Members to filter by their acquired collection (your checkboxes stay yours)
• On Resource Tracker, Friends Resources shows a friend’s stock in a read-only list
• Friends can see and trade each other’s open Bazaar listings like any other member
• Optional Discord pings (Webhooks → My activity): Friend request received / Friend request accepted — RSI Handle only
• Unavailable while your account is pending approval or in Offline Mode

Related to: Blueprints • Resource Tracker • The Bazaar • Notifications • Discord Webhooks

Bottom bar that surfaces recent game-data changes and questionnaires.

• When something is new, a slim Updates bar sits at the true bottom of every page (it never covers page content)
• Color-coded badges: Site Update, Game Update, Questionnaire, and Dumper Apps
• Short titles rotate in the bar; click a line for the full detail in a modal
• Game Update lines from the latest parse stay for 7 days; Site Update and Dumper Apps lines stay for 3 days
• Questionnaire lines open the form (answers stay anonymous); poll results use the Questionnaire badge
• If there is nothing to show, the ticker hides completely

Related to: Notifications • Blueprints • Mission Tracker • Wikelo

Verified org leaders can apply so their org can offer help to members — medical, stuck lift, security, salvage, and more — with transparent pricing.

• Visible under Account in the avatar menu only when your RSI Handle is verified
• Partnership means: members request a service from the site; partner Discord channels get the ping; first Accept wins
• Request Services (next to notifications, also available in guest/offline preview) lists 3rd Party FREE / 3rd Party FEE at the top — e.g. Call Medrunner (FREE) opens their client portal in a new tab (hover for a short description; their account may be required)
• Below that, signed-in members with a verified RSI Handle see partner FREE SERVICES and FEE SERVICES; the same type (e.g. Medical) can appear in both when some orgs offer FREE and others charge
• FREE requests only notify orgs that list that service as FREE; FEE requests only notify orgs that list a fee — Discord shows FREE or FEE for which option you clicked
• If no partner orgs are offering services you’ll see a short note under 3rd Party; partner Discord Accept still requires sign-in + verified RSI
• Actionable requests (medical, security, refuel, repair, CrimeStat, prison pickup, transport) need a short details note (max 250 chars); first Discord Accept wins; cooldown is per service × FREE/FEE
• Intel tips (report salvage / report pirate) need details + a Ctrl+V starmap screenshot with r_DisplayInfo 3 — no Accept; tip data is deleted after Discord delivery
• Apply with your RSI org page URL (Org SID fills in automatically), org name, and role — staff check Spectrum/RSI evidence before approval
• Submitting creates a Partnership Application Support ticket and can ping the Super-Admin Discord webhook
• After approval, manage which services you offer, pricing (default FREE), and a Discord webhook per service
• After approval, Partnership shows the Dumper Services bot invite URL — add it to the same Discord server as each webhook channel (Send Messages, Embed Links, Attach Files)
• Listed services and pricing must be transparent, honest, and upheld — bait pricing or refusing listed terms can revoke the partnership
• When an org Accepts your request, a modal shows that org’s name and the pricing they listed for that service
• Partnership webhooks are separate from personal Webhooks under Discord subscribe

Related to: Settings • Support • Updates • Site Rules

Approved members can apply for a GitHub collaborator seat on the public dumpers_repo — triage issues, open pull requests, and request ladder upgrades.

• Open Contribute from your avatar menu (Account) once your member account is approved
• Choose an entry seat: Triage (discuss/triage) or Contributor (push to open PRs)
• Applications and upgrades are reviewed by the lead maintainer — not automatic
• Active seats can request the next ladder step (Contributor → Reviewer → Maintainer) with justification and evidence links
• You can leave the team anytime; GitHub collaborator access is removed when you leave or are revoked
• Contributor Team access is separate from site officer/super-admin roles and does not grant signing or secrets

Related to: Settings • Updates • Dumper Apps

Manage your profile and account from your avatar menu.

• Verify your RSI Handle with Link Citizen iD in Settings (uses your Spectrum portrait as your avatar)
• You can remove the Citizen iD link in Settings — that un-verifies you and frees the handle (blocked while you have an accepted deal). Deleting your account also removes Spectrum / Citizen iD data
• To change your RSI Handle, remove the Citizen iD link (when you have no accepted deal) and Link again
• If you opened the site from Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, Discord, TikTok, Twitter/X, Snapchat, WhatsApp, Reddit, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Line, WeChat, or another app, open dumpers-repo.com in Safari (or Chrome on Android) before signing in — sign-in cannot finish inside those apps
• If Discord or Google sends you back to the home page still signed out, tap Sign in again in that same Safari or Chrome window — Refresh will not finish it (the page icon next to the address is Safari Reader, not Refresh)
• Connect Google or Discord from Connected Accounts to sign in with either method on one account
• When provider emails match, sign-in automatically merges into your existing account
• Disconnect a linked provider from Settings if you have at least two sign-in methods connected
• Clear Collected Blueprints to reset your acquired blueprint list (starter blueprints may reappear on refresh)
• Clear Tracked Resources to wipe all quantities and notes from My Resources in the Resource Tracker
• Marketplace section (when an admin enables site-wide features): opt in or out of WTS listing ads, WTB listing ads, and live purchase toasts independently
• Live purchase toasts only show accepts while you are online — there is no backlog for missed events
• Advisor: Clear saved Advisor key removes an encrypted Gemini copy from your profile if you saved one in Smart Cracker. The button is disabled when nothing is saved, and the key is never shown
• Clear only removes the encrypted copy — the lock phrase was never stored. If you forget the phrase, Clear, paste your Gemini key again, and pick a new phrase
• Delete My Account (type DELETE to confirm) is self-serve in Settings. Super-admins cannot use it. Deleting closes accepted deals in progress (the other party gets an automatic 5-star), cancels leftover listings with no rating, and removes Spectrum / Citizen iD data

Related to: Blueprints • Mission Tracker • Resource Tracker • Mining Tracker • BP Dumper • The Bazaar

Desktop app that reads your local Star Citizen Game.log — not CIG servers — to sync blueprint unlocks and power Live Mission Tracker.

• Open from Mission Tracker header buttons — BP Dumper for setup, Live Tracker for the live page — or the avatar menu
• Windows (recommended): install BP Dumper from the Microsoft Store. You choose the LIVE folder (the app does not scan your drives). It stays idle until you press Start. Paste your API key, then Start. Updates come from the Store
• Windows (alternate): download DumperApps.exe — auto-detects LIVE (or paste a path), then paste your API key. This build is unsigned; Windows Defender / SmartScreen often block it (false positive)
• Published Windows builds only go live after the VirusTotal CI gate — named malware-family hits block publish; common generic/ML heuristic labels are ignored (you may still see them on the VirusTotal report)
• macOS / Linux (or advanced Windows): download BPDumper-python-scripts.zip from Downloads (includes `lookup.json`) — install Python 3 with PATH enabled, use a venv or `dumper.bat`, then `python -m pip install -r requirements.txt` and `python dumper.py --watch` (use `python -m pip` if bare `pip` is not recognized)
• Do not copy only the GitHub scripts folder — use the release zip so `lookup.json` is included (`blueprint-name-lookup.json` also works next to `dumper.py`)
• You can paste a custom path if auto-detect misses your install
• Does not download your craft-bench / inventory from CIG — only blueprint award lines found in local log files
• First run can import awards from local logs, then watch mode tails the live Game.log
• Full history import (Enter = Y) scans every available log with no version filter; recent backup import only includes logs from the current game patch
• Blueprints earned before those logs existed, or after logs were deleted, will not appear — mark those manually on Blueprints
• Copy your API key from this page and paste it when Dumper Apps asks on first run
• Regenerate your API key if compromised; the old key stops working immediately
• Store updates install from the Microsoft Store. For the exe, when a new Windows build is required, download DumperApps.exe from GitHub Releases and replace the old file yourself (no auto-download)
• Download panel shows OpenSSF badge images, expands the latest VirusTotal gate findings in-place (engine hits + stats), and links how to verify release checksums (SHA256SUMS + cosign; builds are not Authenticode-signed)
• Older builds are blocked by the server — download the latest release when prompted
• Only one BP Dumper runs at a time — the Store app, DumperApps.exe, and `dumper.py` share one lock. A second copy exits and tells you to close the other window
• While watch mode runs, use Live Tracker to see active missions and remaining pool blueprints
• Successful imports appear under BP Dumper — Success in the notification bell

Related to: Blueprints • Mission Tracker • Live Mission Tracker • Mining Tracker • Notifications • Settings

Ask how anything on this site works, from any page.

• Open it with the ? button at the far right of the header — it is there on every page
• Ask how a page works, what a term means, or what you need before you can do something
• Answers come from this Information Archive, plus the Wikelo trades, missions, blueprints, components, and the other lists those pages show
• Help knows which page you are on, so you can ask "how do I use this?" without explaining where you are
• It explains the site only — it cannot click buttons, change settings, or post listings for you
• It can tell you what a Wikelo trade asks for, which mission drops a blueprint, and what a blueprint needs. It does not price items or build a mining loadout — use UEX Lookup and Smart Cracker for those
• Runs on your own free Gemini API key — the same saved key the Smart Cracker Advisor uses, so setting it up once covers both
• Save the key encrypted with a lock phrase and only you can unlock it, or paste it fresh each visit
• Limited to 20 questions an hour. The counter moves only when your question is sent to Gemini, and it shows where you are and when it resets
• If Help cannot answer, open a Support ticket from your avatar menu

Related to: Information Archive • Mining Tracker • Support • Settings

Report issues or get help from site staff.

• Access Support from the Help section of your avatar menu
• Report bugs or technical issues with the site
• Report inappropriate behavior from other members
• Get help with RSI Handle verification issues
• Request a new Partnership service type (Add New Service Request) or file Other for anything else
• View the status of your open tickets and respond to staff questions
• While a ticket is open, new staff replies and typing indicators appear live — no refresh needed
• All ticket data is deleted after resolution for your privacy

Related to: Settings • Blueprints • Partnership

Browse ship components by type, size, grade, and manufacturer.

• Filter by component type: coolers, power plants, shields, quantum drives
• Browse by size (S1-S4) and grade (A-D)
• See manufacturer information for each component
• Click any component to view detailed stats
• Compare upgrade paths between similar components

Related to: Blueprints

Compare missiles and torpedoes by size, guidance type, and manufacturer.

• Browse all missiles and torpedoes in the game
• Filter by guidance type: Cross-Section (CS), Electromagnetic (EM), Infrared (IR)
• Filter by size (S1-S9) to find compatible ordnance for your ship
• See manufacturer and full designation for each missile
• Understand guidance system differences for combat effectiveness

Related to: Blueprints • Component Database

Understand reputation systems, standing tiers, and blueprint rewards.

• View all factions and their reputation tiers
• See the reputation points required for each standing level
• Understand how faction standing affects blueprint availability
• Plan your reputation grind based on desired blueprints
• Cross-reference with Mission Tracker for efficient progression

Related to: Mission Tracker • Blueprints

In-game flavor text and descriptions for commodities, ship components, armor, weapons, and more.

• Browse lore for ores, commodities, ship components, armor, weapons, and flair items
• Search entries by name or description text
• Filter by category to explore related items and materials
• Learn the in-universe backstory for gear you use and resources you trade
• Data sourced directly from Star Citizen game files

Related to: Resource Tracker • Mining Tracker

A quick see-through note pad you can open from any page with the pen-and-pad button in the top right corner.

• Click the pen-and-pad button to slide the pad out; click it again to slide it away
• The rest of the page stays usable while the pad is open — change pages and your notes come with you
• Up to 2,000 characters of plain text; line breaks and spacing are kept exactly as you type them
• Press Save (or Ctrl+S) to keep your notes; Clear empties the pad, then Save makes it stick
• Signed in: saved to your account on every device. Offline Mode: saved in this browser, and moved to your account the first time you sign in
• Unsaved notes trigger a warning before you leave the site, refresh, or sign out

Related to: Mission Tracker • Mining Tracker

External resources, quick tips, and data attribution.

• Links to useful Star Citizen community resources
• Quick tips for mining, trading, and crafting
• Data source attribution and acknowledgments
• Information about how Dumper's Repo data is sourced and updated

Related to: Component Database • Resource Lore