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EVE COMBAT INTEL

FLEET REPORT

Aggregate kill and loss report for a pilot group over a time window.

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EVE Online Fleet Report

EVE Online fleet report: paste a pilot list and a UTC window, get the killmail roll-up, kill/loss and ISK efficiency, per-battle breakdown and top ships.

The fleet report on Capsuleers.app compiles an after-action report from a list of EVE Online pilots and a UTC time window. Type one name per line, pick start and end of the operation, and the tool aggregates into a roll-up the killmails emitted and received by participants in that period, using eve-kill as the data source.

The report shows ISK destroyed, ISK lost, kill/loss and ISK efficiency, top ships killed, top ships lost, top damage dealer, top final blow, a per-battle breakdown with each side's composition, and the effective engagement duration. The result is shareable via unique URL to post in your corp Discord channel or alliance channel.

It's the natural complement of the Fleet Ops tool: after a battle copy the tracked-members list, paste it here and get the report. The page is public and works without login, but the integrated fleet tracker requires a linked character with fleet scopes.

An after-action report from a pilot list

Paste the names of everyone who was in fleet, set the window in EVE time, and generate. The report collects every killmail those pilots appear on inside that window and turns it into kills, losses, ISK efficiency and per-pilot participation.

It is the report for the fleet nobody tracked, which is most of them. You do not need to have started anything in advance and you do not need to have been the fleet commander.

Broken into battles, not one long list

A roam is not one engagement, and a single list of kills flattens it into something you cannot read. The report groups the killmails into discrete battles by working out where the gaps in time fall and which systems are adjacent.

The split threshold is calibrated from the fleet's own rhythm rather than fixed, because a fast roam and a structure grind have very different natural gaps. Each battle opens to show the scoreboard, the composition on each side and the killmails behind it.

Participation and composition over time

Alongside the numbers there is an hourly participation chart and a damage breakdown, sorted so the people who did the work are at the top.

EVE time is the clock throughout. The form carries a live EVE time readout and presets for the last one, two, three, six, twelve and twenty-four hours, because that is how people describe a fleet that just ended.

Follow a fleet while it flies

Switch the form to «Live fleet», paste who is undocking and start monitoring. You get one public link: anyone who opens it sees the fleet's battles, pilots, compositions, kills and losses as they happen, with the killmails arriving live.

Pilots who were not on the list but fight beside the fleet in more than one system are added as joined later; those seen in a single system are third parties, and the commander can correct anyone. When you end the monitor, or five hours after it started, the same link becomes the classic fleet report. You do not need an account: without one you get a private control link instead.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account?

No. Generating a report from a pilot list works signed out, and so does every shared report link.

How is this different from a battle report?

This one starts from a list of pilots, which is what you have when you ran the fleet. A battle report starts from systems and teams, which is what you have when you are reconstructing a fight you were not in. Same data, opposite entry point.

Some pilots show no kills at all.

That is normal and it is worth reading rather than dismissing: logistics and support pilots appear on few killmails as attackers. The participation chart is a better measure of whether someone was there than the kill count.

Can I share the report?

Yes. Every saved report has a link, and pasting it into Discord shows a preview card with the headline numbers.