Loadout Bay
Swap any gun, shield, cooler or power plant that fits and see DPS, shield, power and heat change. Save it, share it, or send it to Compare and Showdown. A shopping list shows what you would have to buy.
Star Citizen overlay · Windows
How long to kill that ship?
Ask it without leaving the cockpit. H.U.D Manager floats over Star Citizen and works out shields, armor and hull from the game’s own files, then does the same for loadouts, contracts and trade runs.
The data is free · Try the overlay free for 14 days · Free tier after that · Game data: patch 4.10.2
Combat Sim · Gladius vs F7C-R Hornet Tracker Mk ITime to kill, perfect aim
Shields 2.8s
Armor 1.4s
Hull 1.4s
0s2.8s shields down4.2s armor down5.6s killed
from the game filesestimate: armor and hull rules not verified
Where the numbers come from
Read from the game, and free to use
Every ship, gun, shield and mission is extracted from Star Citizen’s data files for each patch. Anything we could not read from them is labeled as an estimate on screen. None of it is behind a paywall.
4.10.2Current game patch. Data refreshed the day it went live.
2,660Missions, with rewards, locations and legality.
279Ships, including the new Constellation Mk V Centaurus.
0Game memory read. It is an overlay, not a hack.
Panels
Open one. Get the answer. Close it.
Real screenshots, taken from the overlay itself.
Showdown
Two ships, one screen. Who wins, how fast, and whether one ship’s guns can get through the other’s armor at all.
Wikelo
Every tracked contract with its ingredients. Queue the ones you want and it adds up the shopping list.
Missions2,660 contracts, filter by system, pay, time and legality.
CompareShips, weapons, armor and gear side by side, with a verdict on what is better for the job.
Armor SetBuild a full on-foot set and see how personal guns fare against it.
LogbookTracks the contract you accepted, counts the hostiles and files finished work.
CraftingAbout 1,600 recipes, where each blueprint comes from, and the stats of what you make.
Trade advisorRoutes and prices near where you are.
Session RecapWhat happened this session, read from your game log.
Head trackingLook around the cockpit with just a webcam.
Tutorials
Watch it work, one panel at a time
Every panel has a short narrated tutorial: Combat Sim, Compare, Armor Set, Loadout Bay, Logbook, Crafting, Head Tracking, Keybinds and more. New ones go up with each release.
New: the full website walkthrough, every main page explained in one video.
How it works
Over the game, out of the way
- SummonA hotkey or the tool rail opens one panel. Click through it with the mouse, then it steps aside.
- SafeIt draws a window over Star Citizen. It never reads or changes game memory.
- SetupRun the signed installer. Play Star Citizen in borderless or windowed mode so the overlay can sit on top.
- UpdatesNew patch data arrives as an update. Restart the overlay and you have it.
The data and the tools are free in your browser, with no account. What Premium buys is the overlay reach: every panel, several windows, and the in-game browser.
Free tools
The same data, free in your browser
No account, no card. Open any of these on a second screen, a phone or the PC you play on.
Plans
The data is free. You pay to open it in the game.
Every ship, weapon, mission and number is free on this website, with no account, and it always will be. The overlay is the part that costs money: it puts those pages on top of Star Citizen. Try all of it free for 14 days. After that the overlay stays free with one window and a few panels, and Premium unlocks the rest.
Website
Free
Always · no account · no card
- All the game data, patch by patch
- Every tool in your browser
- Works on a second screen or phone
Overlay · Free
$0
After the 14-day trial · pilot account
- In the game, over Star Citizen
- One window at a time
- Loadout Bay, Trade, Media and Pilot
Overlay · Premium
$1.99 first month
Then $2.99 a month or $24.99 a year · 14-day free trial of everything
- Every panel opens in the game: Combat Sim, Showdown, Compare, Missions, Logbook, Wikelo and more
- Head tracking, log tracking and Live State
- Voice commands: say it and the key is pressed, no keyboard needed. They work great with VR headsets (tested with Oculus)
- Several windows at once
- The in-game browser, so links open without leaving the game