I got tired of running my org's ops out of a shared spreadsheet, so I built this instead. Track work orders and refinery timers, check what ore is going for, plan a loadout, and split the payout with your crew when you dock.
The calculators and reference tables are open to everyone — no account, no signup wall. Sign in only if you want your sessions and history to stick around.
Open in a browser, use them, close the tab. Nothing here asks you to sign in.
Pick your ship, slot your lasers and modules. See the actual charge window, extraction rate, and how your stack handles instability.
Charge to the window without fragging the rock. Put in resistance and instability, get back how much headroom you have.
Community-sourced prices at every terminal. Updated by hand and flagged when stale, so you know when to trust the numbers.
What goes in, what comes out, what's worth making. Input costs, component yields, and margins before you commit.
Every ore, gem, and salvage material. Rarity, base value, which refineries take it, and quality tier breakdowns.
All the refinery methods side by side: yield, time, fee multiplier, and which stations carry a location bonus.
Optional, and it's just Discord OAuth. What it buys you: one shared board for the whole crew, and somewhere for your org to run its mining ops. Org tools & mining ops →
Everyone on the same board. Add a work order from your phone and your crew sees it instantly. Rocks, orders, and status all in sync.
You know how you forget to check back? Enable alerts and get a notification when your ore is ready to collect.
Split earnings by role, equal cut, or whatever your crew agreed on. Generates a payout sheet you can drop straight into Discord.
One pooled record of what your org is holding — ore, salvage, components — valued against current prices, instead of five people guessing in a Discord thread.
Member, stockpile manager, admin. Deposits and withdrawals are requests a manager approves, so the org ledger only moves when someone signed off.
Orgs ranked on rocks cracked and aUEC earned, built from the ops your members actually log. Separate from individual rankings.
Motherlode is one player's side project, not a company. It gets better when the people actually flying report what's wrong.
Bugs, missing ships, numbers that look off, or an idea for the next thing. I read all of it, and most of it gets fixed.
Prices are maintained by hand, not scraped. If a terminal is paying something different, flag the row and it gets corrected.
Ore values, refinery bonuses and laser stats all shift on patch day. Spot something stale in the reference tables and say so.