Capsuleers.app is built by a small team of capsuleer-developers for the EVE Online community. Under the code, behind the infrastructure, inside the fitting tool — these are the people.
// tremaljack
Full-stack architecture of the site (Nuxt 4, Pinia, Nitro, Prisma) and SEO. Owns the Pyfa-parity fitting engine, the Pilot Intel report, the tool UX, and keeping the canonical strategy + sitemap aligned with real traffic.
// logicalchaos
Owns the whole infrastructure: Cloudflare (DNS, CDN, WAF, R2), Kubernetes orchestration for workload deploys, build pipelines and CI for automated tests and releases. Keeps everything that runs outside the browser online.
Capsuleers.app wouldn't be what it is without the international community developers who opened up APIs, datasets and WebSockets to us. These are the projects backing some of the most important tools on the site.
EVE-KILL maintainer. Exposes the REST API powering our PvP stats and the Pilot Intel report, and runs the public WebSocket that feeds the site's real-time killmail stream and the OBS kill-feed widget.
Author of WHTYPE: aggregation and maintenance of EVE Online wormhole data — class C1-C6, statics, mass limits, system effects. The WH Info tool on Capsuleers.app is a full-page wrapper of his work.
Capsuleers.app integrates and links resources built by other capsuleers of the community. A big thank you to those who let us integrate — and to those who supported development with effort, hype and feedback.
For letting us use and integrate the NPSI calendar and open-fleet scheduling: the backbone of our NPSI Event Board.
For the use and integration of EVE Market Data Browser, the market browsing dashboard we embed inside Capsuleers.app's Market tool.
For the consent to integrate the EVE University WIKI: the canonical source of gameplay documentation we link from the Wiki tool.
To everyone keeping Pyfa and its calculation engine up to date: our fitting tool is Pyfa-parity (631 assertions across 23 fixtures) and wouldn't exist without their work.
For the constant effort, hype and feedback throughout development. The community that tests, reports bugs and proposes ideas is what keeps this project alive.
