Session and payout flow
Track sessions, calculate totals, handle ESS and payouts, and prepare the tool for more shared-session logic later.
Nullsec atmosphere · live test build
EVE Ratting Web
A serious EVE-inspired ratting tracker built for live income tracking, session management, Discord posting, ESI connection flow, admin tooling, patch notes, and future multi-user expansion. This landing page is the public front door for www.eve-project.com.
Darker, more cinematic, more station-and-fleet atmosphere — exactly the direction chosen for the first public-facing entry page.
Current scope
Built for the first live test
The current release direction focuses on a stable first live test: clear entry point, English-first public presentation, safe deploy structure, admin controls, patch visibility, and a stronger EVE-style presentation without losing clarity.
ESI and Discord integration
Connect EVE SSO, manage status, and control personal, corp, or alliance Discord posting targets from settings.
Admin and release management
Use backup, release, patch notes, permissions, license plans, and payment management as part of the test workflow.
Chosen visual direction
Earlier mockup now used as the live front page reference
These visuals are based on the previously selected design direction: darker, more serious, more EVE station and fleet mood, and less like a plain dashboard.
Public landing page moodboard with cinematic space framing and a more premium first impression.
Alternate variation showing how the website can present the tool before users enter the app itself.
Live test path
What visitors see at the domain
Step 01
www.eve-project.com
Visitors land on this public page first, so the tool has a clear presentation and feels like a real website instead of a raw app screen.
Step 02
/app
The real tool opens under /app, keeping the live-test entry clean while still giving testers direct access to the dashboard.
Step 03
Later expansion
After the first live test, this front page can grow with pricing, roadmap, screenshots, affinity pages, and a broader public website structure.
Ready for deployment prep
Open the current live-test build
The root domain is now intended as the landing page. The app itself lives behind a cleaner route so the project looks more polished during the first public tests.