Live killmail feed
An eve-kill WebSocket subscribes to the current region topic and streams every fresh kill into the intel panel in real time.
Interactive map with kills, incursions and FW overlays
Capsuleers.app's live map shows an EVE Online region interactively, with systems coloured by sec status, stargates, constellations, recent killmails and live overlays for Sansha incursions and faction warzones.
Schematic mockup — the real tool is interactive
Choose a region or boot into your character's region
Toggle the live eve-kill WebSocket killmail stream on
Auto-follow a linked character as they jump systems
Click a system for intel, kills and wormhole statics
An eve-kill WebSocket subscribes to the current region topic and streams every fresh kill into the intel panel in real time.
With the location scope, a tracked pilot's position is polled every 15s on a worker clock and the map jumps regions as they move.
When you run an active fleet tracker, fleet members appear as a separate cyan layer with portraits and their last-known ship per system.
When a followed pilot crosses into a new region the feed disconnects, clears, and re-subscribes so you only ever see the current region's kills.
Clicking a system opens a side panel with its details, in-system fleet units, NPC kill tracking, and wormhole effects and statics for J-space.
Linked characters with the location scope show as portraits in the header; click one to start auto-following it across the map.
Navigate the region with drag and scroll, click a system to open its detailed card.
Hot systems are highlighted with badges showing ship kills, capsule kills and NPC kills.
Spot at a glance the systems under Sansha invasion or pirate insurgency.
All data is public via Fenris Creations' ESI and eve-kill. No OAuth required.
Yes, selection state is in the URL. Share the link to open the map already focused.
Yes, rendering is optimised and supports touch gestures. On small screens some labels are hidden.
Killmails real-time via WebSocket, incursions every 5 min, sovereignty every 10 min.