Hey everyone,
Some of you might remember Evernus — I kept it alive as a maintainer for a while after the original author moved on, but eventually I dropped it too: the codebase got old and it stopped being fun to maintain. Now i ended up building a replacement from scratch: EVE Night Trade Tools.
It’s a free, open-source desktop app (Windows / macOS / Linux).
What it does:
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Dashboard — wallet/asset/P&L KPIs, 30-day daily P&L chart, top winners/losers by realized FIFO P&L, with a “combine all characters and corps” mode
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Orders — active orders vs. the market, beaten-order highlighting with desktop notifications, relist-fee tracking, and FIFO-costed inventory with stock age
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Market analysis — station-trading and inter-region opportunity scanners with hotkey-driven buy queues
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Trade Calc overlay (Margin tool) — a small always-on-top window: copy an order row or item name in game, it reads the clipboard, shows fees/margin/real buy-out totals from the actual order book, and puts the beat price back on your clipboard
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Global hotkeys that work while EVE has focus — Ctrl+Z cycles your queued orders, opens the in-game market window, and copies an undercut/overbid price; Ctrl+M pops the Trade Calc at your cursor
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Wallet, Assets, Contracts, price Alerts — the usual bookkeeping, all FIFO cost-basis aware
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P2P Market — off-market player-to-player trading over Nostr (decentralized, no central server): post orders, negotiate over encrypted DMs, settle in game
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Tools — cargo splitter (pushes fittings into the game) and a sell-pricing calculator scoped to your docked station
Built with Kotlin + Compose for Desktop.
Download / source: https://slysmoke.github.io
If you were an Evernus user — I’d especially love to hear what you’re missing. Bug reports and feature requests welcome on GitHub.
Fly safe o7