Read the whole worldof Albion Online.

An Albion Online map that shows coverage, freshness and danger in one colour.

Every zone is painted by the pool that recorded it, dark to bright by the metric: hue says whose, lightness says how much.

• Freshness & coverage — when a pool last set foot in a zone, and the gaps.
• Danger — kills and deaths from the public API, useful before you have an agent.
• Wind time back — ask what you knew last Tuesday.
• Runs — fame, chests, pickups and the loot split of every dive.
• Box mode — the world as a war-room board.
• Retrace & follow — one player's path, or the camera on their last zone.

Guild and player intel: who holds the place, and where they stand.

Your party, your guild's roster, every faction your pools crossed — and a sheet for any player, from any name in the app.

• Player sheet — fame, kills, deaths and gear from the public API, plus what your pools saw.
• Guild roster — who has an account, the app, a place in the pool.
• Crossed factions — any guild's dossier, from your pools' own records.
• Builds — compose one from the game’s own armoury, copy what a player wore, share it with a pool.
• Founder-gated — only a guild’s founder speaks in its name.

An auction-house ledger: your sales, split and settled.

Your auction-house activity rebuilt into a ledger, taxes and fees out. Never pooled: a sale is yours alone.

• Sessions — per run or per week, the loot split across the players you name.
• Presumed sold — reconciled against your own orders.
• Purchases — instant buys and buy orders too.
• Discord — a message filled from the session's figures.
• Charts — by item, tier, quality, buyer, market.

You choose who sees what.

• Sharing starts at zero — nothing leaves until you say so.
• The lead invites, the guest accepts — nobody is enrolled without their yes.
• What you feed is yours — which guilds, alliances and players, from which date.
• No raw export — nobody drains a pool in one request.
• Merge, don't sum — one player watched by two pools is one player.