ISK valuation across the board
Every location and every summary card shows aggregate ISK value of contents against EVErefs reference prices. See at a glance how much that Jita hangar is worth versus the low-sec stash.
Tool guide · Capsuleers.app
Full inventory + ISK valuation + fit preview
Global ledger of every item your EVE Online character owns, fetched from ESI and grouped by solar system. Three summary cards (total / with access / without access) each carrying item count and ISK value, locations bucketed by type (NPC station / system / Upwell), global search, and a fit preview for every fitted ship.
Schematic mockup — the real tool is interactive
Grant the Assets and Structures ESI scopes
Select a linked character from the picker
ESI walks every asset grouped by system
Filter items and read the ISK totals
Every location and every summary card shows aggregate ISK value of contents against EVErefs reference prices. See at a glance how much that Jita hangar is worth versus the low-sec stash.
Explicit separation between assets you can grab (NPC stations, systems, citadels with docking rights) and assets that stay frozen (citadels without docking). The two groups are summarised independently: no shocks at the next logout.
Items in the asset-safety region (GPMR-01) are grouped separately. The location name falls back to "Player structure #ID" and spatial context is hidden — you can't act on them from the tool, so we don't pretend you can.
Every fitted ship (modules + drones + cargo as children) shows a «View Fit» button. It opens the same preview modal the fitting tool and the waitlist use, so you can audit what you have rigged without booting the game.
ESI caches the asset list for ~5 minutes per character. The Refresh button respects that ceiling.
Resolving a player citadel name needs an extra ESI call gated by docking rights. When the character lacks access we apply the positional fallback: we derive the system from the item's universal coordinates, but the name stays as «Player structure #ID».
They're EVErefs reference prices (24h server-side cache). For Tritanium or high-volume items they're reliable; for niche items (specific rigs, BPCs) treat the figure as a ballpark — the real Jita market may differ.