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Gaming tool types explained
Not sure what to search for? These are the common types of gaming resources, what they help with, and where to see examples.
Start with the problem you want to solve
A resource type describes what a project helps you do, not whether it is officially supported, safe, or suitable for every player. Use each resource record to check its own availability, maintainer details, and stated requirements before visiting.
Build planners
Plan a character, loadout, skill tree, or progression path before committing time in game.
See Path of Exile 2 build plannersCalculators
Test upgrade costs, crafting outcomes, damage, or other decisions before spending resources.
See Path of Exile 2 calculatorsMaps and trackers
Find locations, routes, collectibles, events, and progress across a game world.
See EVE Frontier maps and trackersDatabases and wikis
Look up items, quests, systems, recipes, and community-maintained reference material.
See Path of Exile 2 databases and wikisMarket and analytics tools
Compare prices, trends, builds, or player data when a game has an active economy or meta.
See Path of Exile 2 market and analytics toolsOverlays
Show information over gameplay. Check the game’s own rules before using any overlay.
See Path of Exile 2 overlaysCompanion apps
Use a separate desktop or mobile app alongside the game for planning, lookup, or tracking.
See Path of Exile 2 companion appsFilters and configuration
Set up loot filters, interface presets, and other resource files that shape how a game is presented.
See Path of Exile 2 filters and configuration toolsDeveloper data and APIs
Find data projects, APIs, and source material for people building tools, mods, or community sites.
See Path of Exile 2 developer data and APIsHave a resource to share?
Resource maintainers can submit a project, then claim it to keep its public record current and route user feedback to their own Discord community.