A fully autonomous, local-first ops-sec toolkit for EVE Online — fits, fleets, compositions, runs, killmails, a map and live combat metrics. No central server, no SaaS, no third parties between you and your pilots. Just you, your corp, and a shared playground for new ideas.
EVE Workbench, zKillboard, SeAT, a dozen spreadsheets — EVE Together folds the daily ops-sec workflow into a single desktop companion. The difference: nothing leaves your machine unless you choose to share it. Run it solo, or stand up one self-hosted server to fly as a group.
The desktop client runs fully autonomously against a local SQLite store. We host nothing. Your fits, characters, runs and logs live on disk — yours to keep, back up, or wipe.
Each character signs in with EVE SSO and grants only the ESI scopes you tick. Tokens are encrypted at rest, features that need a scope you did not grant say so, and a character can be removed again with everything it left on your PC.
Open source as a trust requirement — anyone can read exactly what is stored and what is sent over the wire. A polite ESI citizen: caching honoured, rate-limits respected.
Any module can float as a window: the map, runs, a killmail and the run you are flying right now, spread over your monitors.
A dark, dense, mission-control aesthetic with a swappable faction accent (Gallente, Caldari, Amarr, Minmatar). Below: real screenshots from the desktop client.
Import straight from EVE (ESI), from an EFT or DNA block, or from an eveship.fit link. Push a fit back to ESI or export it as EFT / DNA / eveship.fit. A dogma-based stat simulator does the maths: resists, EHP, capacitor, CPU/PG, drones and damage profile — for the skills and implants of a character you pick.
The in-game-style fitting ring with the stats alongside, recalculated live for the skills, implants and environment you choose.
Build a wing/squad roster, assign fits per member, and couple the fleet to your live in-game fleet — pushing structure, inviting, moving and kicking pilots in EVE as you plan.
A fleet coupled to the live in-game fleet: wings and squads, per-member fits and the push, invite and uncouple controls.
Every site, mission, mining op, abyssal and homefront you fly is recorded with its time, bounty, loot, consumables and your own share of the ISK — summed up per day, week and month.
Every run of every character, day by day, with the week's ISK split by source — bounty, loot, homefront payout and mission rewards — and filters by run type and pilot.
Plan routes, search systems, and follow one of your characters or a whole fleet across the map. Routes are worked out on your own PC from the game data, so they need no ESI access and work offline.
Regions down to systems, with route planning, system search and following a character or a fleet.
Per-character DPS in/out, repairs, mining, bounty and location read straight from your EVE game logs — live graphs, pop-out overlays, and a fleet-wide view when you fly on a server together. English, German, Russian, French, Spanish, Japanese and Chinese clients are supported.
Every member's DPS, application and bounty, with a map card that follows the fleet.
A widget manager with eight ready-made overlays — live DPS, a DPS graph, your current run, run and abyssal totals, your last killmail, a kill alert and fleet DPS. Pick the fields, theme, accent colour and size, copy the address into an OBS browser source, and the overlay stays transparent and follows your changes live. Your location stays out of it unless you switch it on.
Each entry in the left rail of the app is a module. Open them as tabs, or float them as windows of their own. A step-by-step guide to each one is in the docs.
The start screen. ISK earned today, this week and this month, your pilots with their skill-queue standing, the runs going right now and the latest ones, your fleets, your best drops and a 30-day activity chart.
ISK today, this week and this month, your pilots, fleets, latest runs and best drops at a glance.
A card browser for your local library and every coupled server's shared fits, with price, search and sorting. Open a fit for the radial detail view with its full stats, or import one from ESI or the clipboard.
Your local library and every coupled server's shared fits as cards — hull, class, owner and price — searchable and sortable.
Create, start, stop and conclude fleets, local or on a server, with a roster by wing and squad, invites, join requests and an optional link to your live in-game fleet. A fleet can join runs automatically or never.
Active, standing-by and finished fleets, with your characters in an active fleet at the top.
The live view of a started fleet: every member's DPS, application, mining and bounty, a map card that follows the fleet, and a pop-out overlay for a second screen. The window re-flows when it is narrow.
A card per member next to the map that follows the fleet.
Doctrines as role groups with minimum pilot counts and the fits approved for each role. Pilots pick a fit scoped to the composition and can-fly badges flag skill gaps. Changes show up live in every open window.
Role groups with a group minimum, the fits approved for each role and a per-fit minimum — your doctrine in one editor.
All of k-space from regions down to systems. Plan a route (shortest, safer, less secure, avoiding lowsec or nullsec), find a system, hover for details, follow a character with a trail, follow a fleet, or pop it out.
A calendar and activity strip over a day-by-day list of everything you flew, filtered by run type and character, with a summary of ISK by source. Open a run for enemies, loot, bounty, consumables and its fleet.
Homefront runs are recognised from the enemies you fight while in a fleet, and offered with one click, with your characters in the fleet already along. Attendance, outcome and payout are tracked per pilot.
Outcome and payout per pilot, with who was in the site.
Your own kills and losses from ESI for all characters at once, with ISK destroyed and lost, a full detail view and the fit as flown. A loss is linked to the run you lost the ship in, and its value comes off that run.
The loss linked to the run it happened in, the fit split into destroyed and dropped items, and the value at today's prices.
The game log lines of all your characters in one chronological list, following along while EVE runs. Filter by character, type (combat, mining, travel, notify, bounty…), search, or look at a past day. The files are only read.
Every character's lines in one list, with type chips and a period picker.
Under LOGS: the inbox with messages from your servers (with an unread badge on the rail), ESI metrics showing how the client treats the API, and the client's own log.
Calls, errors, rate-limit headroom and cache hits per character.
EVE Settings Sync copies EVE's window layout, overview and account settings between characters, with a backup first. Appraisal values pasted items at the market prices the client keeps. Start Run starts a run by hand.
Copy window layout and settings between characters and accounts, with a backup first.
Game log and data folders, faction theme, notifications, week start, fit images, clipboard watch, the local API server, keyboard shortcuts and the update channel. About shows the version and the CCP notice.
Categorised; here Privacy & Sharing, what you share with fleet members.
One Docker image for your group: shared fits and compositions, server fleets, fleet-wide metrics and shared runs. A control panel shows the state of the server, its data and its backups.
What exists, what is live right now and what needs cleaning up.
The highlights of the latest releases. Every release, with its full notes, is on GitHub.
Rolling pre-release of the newest changes, replaced on every build.
Released 6 July 2026.
A desktop client that stands alone, an optional self-hosted server for "together", and a shared contract layer. The permission & identity foundation ships from day one, so going multiplayer is additive — never a rewrite.
We host nothing. No central server, no SaaS. You run the client yourself and, optionally, your own server.
As a trust requirement: everyone can see what is stored and what is sent. No black boxes around your data.
Persist as little as possible. Ephemeral cache over data-warehouse — your history doesn't become someone's product.
Caching headers honoured, conservative retries, rate-limits respected. Built to be a good neighbour to CCP's API.
Grab the client for Windows, Linux or macOS — the builds are self-contained, so there is no .NET install to worry about. Stand up a server for your group with one Docker image, or dig into the docs to see how it all fits.
Versions follow SemVer. Installed builds update themselves; switch to the nightly channel in Settings if you want the newest changes first.
EVE Together is made by two EVE Online players scratching their own itch — one toolkit to fly, connect and succeed together.
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