Isogen Index - EVE Online manufacturing profit calculator

Know what's worth building

Every blueprint you own, originals and copies, from all your characters and their corporations, in one table.
Real costs: live market prices for the materials, job installation cost from system cost indices, broker fees and sales tax.
Profit and profit per hour, so short, steady builds don't get lost behind big, slow ones.
Sort by any column, filter by name, and hide the ones that lose money.
Ready when you are: the list loads in the background as the app starts, and reloads when you switch character.

Manufacturing List: blueprints with sell price, build cost, job cost, fees, profit and profit per hour

Plan a production run

Tick the blueprints you want in the Manufacturing List and add them all to a job at once.
Say how many of each item to build. Isogen Index works out the runs, output, costs, profit and build time.
See what's already running: a Started column shows how many of each line's runs are installed in game, across all your characters and your corporation.
Jobs are saved, so your plan is still there next time you open the app.

Add to Production Job dialog with three ticked blueprints

A shopping list that knows your hangar

All the materials the whole batch needs, added up into one list.
Need, have and short for each material, using what you already own.
How current that is: the tab says when your stock was last counted, so a shopping list built on an hour-old count is never mistaken for a live one.
Whose hangar counts: this character's by default, widened to your corporation's hangars, every character you've added, or both - because stock an alt is holding isn't stock this job can consume.
Where it counts: only stock in the system the job is installed in, because ore sitting in another region can't feed it either. Tick Anywhere to count the lot, and the tab tells you how many of the job's materials are on hand somewhere it can't reach.
Build or buy: plan the components you're short of as sub-builds when building them is cheaper, or clears your ISK/hour threshold.
Copy Materials puts the shortfall on the clipboard, ready to paste into the in-game multibuy window.
Lines with their sub-builds: each line's invention and component builds sit under it and fold away, and components several lines need are grouped together.
Sort either table by any column: rank the lines by profit or build time, or the shopping list by what the shortfall costs. Sub-builds stay under their line.
A summary of the whole batch: materials still to buy, job costs, revenue, fees, profit and total build time.

Production Job tab: each line with its invention row nested under it, and a stock-aware materials list

Costs that match where you build

Pick your manufacturing system by region and name. Job costs use that system's cost index.
Set your facility tax and your engineering complex's material and time rig bonuses.
More than one place you build: save named facility sets, give each character its own, and cost any production job against the set it will really be built in.
Price where you trade: Jita, Amarr, Dodixie or Rens, any other NPC station, or a player-owned citadel your character can dock at, read with that character's access.
Set the citadel's broker fee, since its owner sets it rather than your skills and standings.
Settings and your price location are saved between sessions.

Manufacturing Cost Settings dialog with region, system, facility tax, rig bonuses and ISK/hour threshold

A facility for every rig

Set a structure, rigs and system for each category rigs bonus: small, medium and large T1 and T2 ships, capitals, equipment, drones and fighters, charges, components, capital components, structures, and each kind of reaction.
A category you leave Not set uses the facility it fell back to before, so nothing changes until you set it.
Ravworks import and export: read an IndyConfig file from ravworks.com/config into a new facility set, or export a set to upload there. An Isogen facility set file keeps everything, for backups or sharing.

Facilities dialog with one tab per rig category, and Import and Export buttons

Track your profit over time

Records your wallets and assets on startup and every hour while the app is open.
Chart net worth, character wallets, corp wallets and each asset category, for one character or all of them.
Net worth that doesn't dip when you trade: items on sell orders, ISK held for buy orders, items in contracts you've issued and courier collateral all still count, with their own Market Orders and Contracts lines.
Switch on a log scale to compare billions and millions on the same chart.
Zoom to the last day, week, month or quarter, or show everything.
Hover over any point to see its exact value and when it was recorded.

Profit Tracking chart of net worth, wallets and assets over a month

Every transaction in one place

The Wallet Journal lists your market transactions: item, date, buy or sell, quantity, unit price and total.
Look at your character's wallet, every corporation division merged into one ledger, or a single division, shown by the name your corporation gave it.

Wallet Journal tab listing buy and sell transactions across corporation divisions

All your market orders at a glance

The Market Orders tab lists every open sell and buy order across your characters and your corporation, so you don't have to log in to each one.
See the price, how much is left, what is still listed or held in escrow, and when each order expires, soonest first.

Market Orders tab listing sell and buy orders for a character and its corporation

Find items worth station trading

The Station Trading tab scans your trade hub and ranks items by the profit buying into your own buy orders and relisting them would make.
Broker fees, relist fees and sales tax come from your character's own skills and standings, and only items that traded through both your buy and sell price on most days of the last week are listed.
Each side's volume is shared with the other traders actively re-posting near the top, so crowded items sort lower.
Set a budget and how many days a position should take to clear, and each row shows how many to buy, the ISK needed and the expected profit per day.
The search button next to each item opens its market window in EVE, and copy buttons put the buy price and quantity on the clipboard, ready to paste into your buy order.

Station Trading tab ranking items at Jita by daily profit after fees

Keep your orders on top

My Orders lists your open orders at the trade hub against the best competing price, with your own orders left out.
Each order gets a recommended price you can copy, and what to do: update, hold, wait out EVE's 5-minute cooldown, or stop because undercutting would sell below cost or outbidding would drop below your minimum margin.
The relist fee and the profit per unit and in total are shown at the recommended price, after sales tax and broker fees, with sell order costs taken from your recent purchases.
Optionally include the corporation orders you placed yourself.

My Orders view showing open orders at Jita with recommended prices and actions

See what your trading actually made

Profits shows realised profit per item, matching each sale to your earliest earlier purchases of that item at the same station.
Tiles for the last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days and all time show your profit at a glance, in green or red, after the sales tax and every broker and relist fee you actually paid, read from your wallet journal.
Click a tile to see that period: how revenue, cost, tax and fees add up to the profit, and the profit on each item.
A For sale line shows what your open sell orders should still bring in, and the expected profit on them.
Wallet history is saved as you go, so totals keep counting past the 30 days EVE keeps.

Profits view with period tiles, a profit breakdown and realised profit per item

Tune your settings from your own results

Once you have 20 matched sales, Profits suggests changes to your Station Trading settings based on how your trading actually went. A suggestion that needs more time, like turnover days, says how long it's waiting for.
It checks how often you really updated your orders, how long stock took to sell, which items lost money under your minimum margin, which left stock sitting unsold, and which earned little per day.
Each suggestion says why, and nothing changes until you press Apply.

Profits view with suggested changes to order updates, minimum daily volume and minimum daily profit, each with an Apply button

Decide what to do with unlisted stock

Stock lists the items in your hangar at the trade hub that aren't on the market yet.
Each row shows what the items cost you, the price to list them at, the profit after fees and sales tax, the break-even price and the 30-day average price.
It suggests what to do: List when it sells at a profit now, Hold when it would lose money today but has sold above break-even in the last 30 days, or Below cost when a recovery doesn't look likely either.

Stock view listing unlisted hangar items with their cost, list price, profit and a suggested action

Browse your assets

The Item Warehouse shows what you and your corporation own, by station or structure and hangar, with corporation hangars under their in-game names.
Quantity, volume and market value for every stack, priced at your chosen trade hub.

Item Warehouse tab with the character's assets expanded to a station hangar

Getting started

1. Download the Windows installer or the Linux build from the latest release.

2. On first launch the app downloads EVE's static data. This can take a few minutes.

3. Choose Character → Add Character and log in through EVE's official SSO. Add as many characters as you like.