Everything in one window

What to do next

Ten suggestions at a time, picked for your character and level: crafts that pay, upgrades within reach, trainers to visit, and auction scans that are due. Add any of them to your to-dos, set goals, and the steps show in the game too.

• Recalculates whenever new prices or character data arrive
• Tick off and edit to-dos in the game; both sides stay in step

A plan that pays for it

Pick a gear upgrade or a profession level, and the app works out the gold it needs, how to make it, and how many sessions it takes at your own pace. It compares buying, crafting, and farming an item.

All your characters

Gear, bags, bank, skills, talents, and gold for every character, from the companion addon, plus a mail log you can search.

Your best upgrade, with the math shown

It tries the gear you carry in every slot and both hands, for your level and role, and shows where your damage comes from. Compare any two items, rank trinkets, and pick quest rewards.

• All nine classes, from your own character
• A marker on the best item in your bags

Talent plans for your level

Estimated talent plans for your level and role, built from the abilities the app models.

Honest about what it knows

Advice says how sure the app is and why. Where the game hides something, it says so instead of guessing quietly.

The game's own maps

Every zone with herbs and ore, rare creatures, vendors, trainers, flight paths, and dungeons, drawn from your own game files.

Where everything comes from

Loot tables for dungeons, raids, rares, quests, and vendors. Open any item's sources and recipes as a tree, see what uses it, browse boss loot, and follow its auction price over time.

Every copper in and out

Auctions, quests, loot, trades, mail, repairs, and flights in one ledger, with your gold per hour for each activity, planned against actual profit, and gold leaks: what you sold for less than it's worth.

• Kept for good in monthly files a spreadsheet opens

Routes and nodes

Leveling routes for each profession, gathering nodes on the map, and what your materials are worth at auction.

Raid night, handled

A month calendar with a raid schedule and invites that open in your phone's calendar. Attendance suggested from loot, rolls, and the roster, roll win rates, the group loot log, and the guild bank priced at auction.

• Raid essentials: consumables on hand across banks, and what's missing

Recording, handled

Starts combat logging for raids and dungeons, lists each fight, and can open Warcraft Logs' own uploader when a new log begins.

Install, update, and back up

Questie, Deadly Boss Mods, BigWigs, Bartender4, and Plater in one click, from their official releases, and any addon zip you download. The app backs up first and waits until the game is closed, and it can restore any backup, game settings included.

Blizzard's Forever posts

Patch notes, hotfixes, and announcements from Blizzard's forums in one list. The top of the app shows whether the servers are up.

Help on every page

Every page has a ? Help link to a short article with a diagram. The app checks itself every few hours and says plainly if something's wrong.

Five looks

Game, Minimal, Dark, Light, and Spreadsheet: a plain gray grid with words in place of game art, for a work computer.

A small addon does the reading

It saves your gear, bags, bank, skills, talents, loot, mail, crafts, and ledger records where the app can read them. A minimap button opens its menu; Push to the app sends a quick copy without a reload.

Your list on screen

Your to-dos and goals in a small window in the game. Tick them off, edit, and reorder them there, and the app keeps every change.