Nothing leaves your machine until you sign in and turn on sync. You're in charge of when it talks to us.

Logins, deaths, missions, jumps. Never your chat, never other players, never anything the game doesn't already show you.

Your timeline rendered as cockpit instrumentation — a live activity heatmap, session log, travel and combat readouts, and a telemetry rail that streams your current stop. Four themes, one dense layout.

Ship, weapon, item and location names come from a wiki-synced catalogue, so engine identifiers become real names. Hover any entity for stats; open its page for the full Ship Matrix sheet.

The gear the game last restored, drawn on a body paperdoll — armour by slot, weapons and carried kit grouped and named, each linking straight to its knowledge-base page.

Every session is tagged with where you were — system, planet, city, station — sorted into a proper location hierarchy, with a "you are here" readout on your current stop.

Per-event visibility on top of profile-level controls: public, RSI org-only, named-handle grants with expiry, or fully private. Verify a handle is yours by pasting a code into your bio for a minute.

RSI org owners get a shared dashboard with roles enforced by Zanzibar-style ReBAC. Run a whole group — org, guild, clan or crew — on the self-hosted StarPlatform companion.

Pair as many machines as you like — it all lands in one timeline, no double-counts. Your theme and preferences sync across them, opt-in per device, revocable from the web.

Your deadliest single session, busiest week, longest streak — surfaced from the same timeline so you can drill into where they came from.

Per-day heatmap, top activities, full timeline. Download the whole manifest as one file from Settings whenever you want.

Magic link or password, two-factor with backup codes, per-device pairing. Handle verification stops anyone claiming yours.