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What the site does, in short. Everything works without an account; log in with Discord to keep it.

Start page

The start page is a raid board: one tile per map. The chosen map offers Plan a route and Loot run, and if you tick off tasks it shows which objectives you still need there, how many locked doors your keys open, and your saved routes.

Route planner

In the route planner you pick a spawn, an extract and the objectives you want; the planner finds the shortest path and the best order. Safer instead of Shortest goes around boss spawns and dangerous spots. The whole choice sits in the address, so it is the link to share. Logged in, you save routes under My routes.

Loot run

Loot run plans a way past containers instead of objectives: safes, PCs, jackets, drawers. You say what a kind is worth to you and how much time you have; the run collects as much of that as fits.

In-raid view

In-raid view in the planner opens the route for a second screen or a phone: one leg at a time, big buttons, directions. Change plans drops stops or picks another extract; Where am I? reads your position from a screenshot’s file name.

Quests

Quests lists every task with search and filters. Logged in, you tick off tasks and objectives; the planner then leaves out what is done or still locked.

Hideout

The hideout shows every station and what its levels need. Mark what is built; Still needed adds up what you have to collect, with flea market prices and your “have” counts.

Keys and locked doors

Routes only go through locked doors you have the key for. Keep your key ring in the settings (without an account it stays in this browser); the planner says when a key would shorten the route.

Squads and live sessions

Make a squad and invite others with its link. Routes can be saved for the squad, and Shared objectives shows what members still need. Start live session in the planner: the squad follows the leader’s route, ticks stops off and pings spots on the map, in the in-raid view too.

Community routes

Share saved routes with up to five tags on Community routes; others vote and copy them. A route that breaks the rules can be reported there; moderators take it down.

Discord

Planner links show a preview picture of the route in Discord. If a squad’s owner adds a webhook, members post routes to the channel with Post to Discord.

Settings

In the settings: faction, level and default side (the planner hides objectives you can’t have yet), the PvP / PvE switch for the whole site, the language, the key ring, and under Account the download of your data and the deletion of the account.

Something wrong on a map?

A locked door that isn’t one, a path you can’t take: use Report a problem on the map under the map in the planner. Mappers see the report at its spot in the editor; your own reports are listed under Reports.