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Regolith alternative?

Rocks, work orders, and refinery timers update in real time for every member of the session — add something from your phone mid-run and the rest of the crew sees it.

Six characters, no ambiguous letters, easy to read out over comms or paste into Discord. Guests can join without making an account.

Track who is on the run and what they are flying, with owner, operator, crew, and guest roles.

Settle up at the end — equal, role-weighted, or custom cuts. Produces a payout sheet you can drop straight into your org channel.

Each line takes its own quantity and quality, so a mixed order is recorded the way the refinery actually sees it rather than averaged into one number.

Refined output, processing fee, and estimated aUEC recalculate as you type, across every refinery method.

Every order runs its own countdown to completion, visible to the whole session.

Opt into notifications and get pinged when a batch finishes, instead of remembering to check back.

Salvage runs the same flow as mining, with its own materials and its own earnings tracked separately.

Community-maintained prices per terminal, with a stale flag on anything that has aged past a week so you know how much to trust a number.

Every ore, gem, and salvage material — rarity, value, quality tiers, and where it can be refined.

All refinery methods side by side: yield, time, fee multiplier, and which stations carry a location bonus.

Bodies, belts, and the rock types that show up at each, with composition ranges.

Full specs for mining heads, modules, and consumables, plus mining-capable ships.

Salvage materials and ship hull values for working out whether a wreck is worth the time.

Pick a ship, slot lasers and modules, and see the resulting charge window, extraction rate, and how the stack handles resistance and instability. Save loadouts to your account.

Put in a rock's resistance and instability, get back how much charge headroom you have before it fractures on you.

Input costs, component yields, and whether a build is actually worth making before you commit the materials.

Create an org, invite members or handle join requests, and set a primary org that tags your name in sessions.

Member, stockpile manager, and admin, so the people running logistics have the access they need and nobody else does.

One pooled record of what the org is holding, instead of five people guessing in a Discord thread.

Members request a deposit or withdrawal and a stockpile manager approves it, so the numbers only move when someone signs off.

Aggregate stats for the org, separate from individual rankings.

Track what you are personally holding and where, and push a stack over to an org stockpile in a couple of clicks.

Your history across sessions — what you pulled, where, and what it earned.

See which third-party apps you have granted access to, and revoke any of them whenever you want.

Discord, or email. Or run a session as an anonymous guest and claim it later.

Commodities, market prices, locations, rock types, refineries, terminals, mining lasers, modules, gadgets, and ships — all available as JSON, no auth needed.

Ask a user for permission and read their profile, org memberships, and inventory through /api/v1/me. Scoped, and revocable by them at any time.

A full OpenAPI reference at /developers, and a 60-requests-per-minute limit that is generous enough for anything reasonable.