EVE Night Trade Tools
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A desktop trading toolkit for EVE Online, built with Kotlin/JVM and Jetpack Compose for Desktop. It talks to CCP's ESI API (OAuth2 SSO) to pull your characters' orders, wallet, assets, and contracts, and layers market analysis, alerts, and a FIFO cost-basis/P&L engine on top.
Features
- Dashboard — wallet/asset/P&L KPIs, a 30-day daily P&L chart, top winners/losers by realized FIFO P&L, and a "Combine all" mode aggregating every character and corporation
- Characters — manage linked EVE characters via SSO; act as a character or a corporation
- Market — browse regional market orders and price history (PLEX handled via its global market region)
- Item chart — a per-item trading terminal: candles with SMA 20/50, Bollinger bands and RSI, your own buys/sells plotted on the chart, a year of real per-station Adam4EVE fills, your position with break-even, and the live order book; right-click a row in Analysis, Orders or Alerts to open it
- Analysis — station-trading and inter-region opportunity scanners with hotkey-driven buy queues, plus Long-Term Investment: finds items trading well below their own normal price, splits a budget across them and builds a backtested buy-order ladder with sell targets and alerts (see the in-app Guide)
- Assets — inventory viewer across stations/structures
- Wallet — transaction journal and P&L
- Orders — active buy/sell orders with market comparison, beaten-order highlighting and desktop notifications, relist-fee tracking, order history, and a FIFO-costed inventory view with stock age
- Alerts — price alerts grouped into Long-Term and General sections, checked every 5 minutes, with an alert center in the top bar
- Contracts — contract tracker
- Tools — cargo splitter (with fitting push into the game) and a sell-pricing calculator that scopes prices to your character's current docked station
- P2P Market — peer-to-peer OTC trading over Nostr: post buy/sell orders, negotiate reservations over encrypted DMs, and settle in-game outside the ESI market
- Trade Calc — a small always-on-top overlay: reads SELL/BUY prices from a copied order row, an EVE order-book export, or a copied item name (Jita lookup); writes the beat price straight back to the clipboard and shows fees, margin, and real buy-out/sell-out totals walked from the actual order book
- Settings — tax rates, data source, interface language (English / Russian), hotkeys, and app preferences
Two global hotkeys work even when EVE has focus: Ctrl+Z cycles through your queued orders, opens the in-game market window, and copies an overbid/undercut price to your clipboard; Ctrl+M opens the Trade Calc overlay at your cursor.
Hover a column header or a filter to see what it means — every non-obvious one has a tooltip.
See the User Wiki for a screen-by-screen guide and typical workflows.
Screenshots
Requirements
- JDK 21
- ~2 GB free disk for the EVE static data import on first run
No API keys or configuration needed — the ESI OAuth client ID is bundled; you just log in with your EVE account on first launch.
Installing a JDK 21
Only needed for building/running from source or the fat jar (java -jar) — the .dmg/.msi/.deb installers bundle their own runtime.
- macOS: download the Temurin 21
.pkg for your chip (x64 or aarch64) from adoptium.net and run it — no Homebrew needed (if you do have brew: brew install openjdk@21)
- Linux:
sudo apt install openjdk-21-jdk (Debian/Ubuntu) or sudo dnf install java-21-openjdk-devel (Fedora)
- Windows: download the Temurin 21
.msi from adoptium.net and run it (or winget install EclipseAdoptium.Temurin.21.JDK if you use winget)
Verify with java -version — it should report 21.
Installing on macOS (unsigned build)
The macOS build isn't signed with an Apple Developer ID or notarized (no paid certificate), so Gatekeeper blocks it on first launch with an "app is damaged" or "unidentified developer" warning. After installing the .dmg, clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -cr /Applications/eventt.app
Two separate downloads are published for macOS — eventt-macos-x64.dmg for Intel Macs and eventt-macos-arm64.dmg for Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) — there is no universal binary; grab the one matching your Mac's chip (Apple menu → About This Mac).
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