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Windows companion for EverQuest Legends
Review combat, healing, effects, experience, currency, and drops from your local EverQuest log. Your logs stay on your PC.
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Features
Move between focused workspaces instead of searching through one crowded screen.
Build your own at-a-glance dashboard with the camp, companion, combat, reward, and goal signals you care about.
See what is happening now, what needs attention, and the next useful step alongside health, resources, companion readiness, buffs, and alerts.
Replay fights, compare results, and inspect damage, healing, accuracy, deaths, and the moments that changed the outcome.
Search your spell library, compare measured ability results, and plan which spells each character still needs.
Keep an eye on companion health, healing, haste, damage shield, durability, replacement readiness, targeting, and combat activity.
Learn each spawn, save camp notes, track respawn rhythm, and see the experience, currency, and items each camp produced.
Create alerts, countdowns, sounds, speech, and overlays; test them before use and share reviewed trigger packs.
Find items across characters and guild-bank snapshots, compare spellbooks and loot choices, and follow skill, faction, and level progress.
Share optional fight summaries, reviews, camp packages, and feature requests to help improve reports, parsers, and player guides.
Combat and session analytics
Move from a session summary to individual abilities, targets, events, rewards, and side-by-side comparisons.
Compare player and companion damage, healing, incoming pressure, totals, rates, and result distributions.
Compare player and companion accuracy, misses, dodges, parries, blocks, ripostes, and damage per swing.
Review cast success, resists, interruptions, damage and healing ranges, effect uptime, and refresh timing.
Follow experience, currency, items, kills, daily trends, and the enemies that produced each reward.
Follow skills, faction changes, historical levels, daily trends, and private milestones across sessions.
Step through combat events and resource changes, then inspect the sequence surrounding a close call or death.
Compare similar fights, loadouts, and camps to surface the changes that mattered most.
Player community
Reviews are moderated. Feature requests go directly to the private owner inbox.
Reviews will appear here after the first approved submission.
Owner workspace
The authorized Google account can review requests, inspect the complete feature inventory, and compare current evidence with the knowledge needed next.
Signed out
Private product and research map
Each row ties a Windows workspace to its verified inputs, present state, next research target, and practical capability gain.
| Windows area and feature | State | Knowledge available now | Knowledge to improve | What that unlocks |
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No capability matches this filter.
Information channels
Community intake
No pending reviews.
No feature requests.
Approval publishes discovery metadata and the exact signed envelope. The Windows app still verifies the signature, quarantines the package, recompiles it, and reruns promotion locally.
No pending camp packages.
News and build notes
Dated notes distinguish usable features, supervised testing, and work still in progress.
Encounters now opens with a plain-language recap of what happened, what worked, what the camp produced, and the first things worth reviewing. Camp history at a glance shows every saved camp's run count, benchmark progress, and newest kills, damage, and companion survival before you open a recap. Sort completed camps by companion survival, experience per hour, coin per hour, kills per hour, damage per second, or healing per second to find the highest recorded results for what matters to you, with run count, observed time, fights, and kills beside every camp. Each camp report adds up total time, fights, kills, experience, coin, items, damage, deaths, and survival, then points to your strongest and most recent saved runs. Compare two saved camps side by side for survival, kill pace, experience, coin, damage, and healing while keeping each camp's run count and observed time in view. Save the reviewed camp comparison as privacy-safe JSON or Markdown, with one-way references replacing local session IDs. Save the complete camp report as privacy-safe JSON or Markdown when you want to keep or share the results. Choose a trusted run as your private camp benchmark, then watch companion survival, kill pace, and damage output update against it during later sessions. Compact charts show whether those results held across several recent runs at the same camp. Open any saved Session Journal result to see that camp's history, then move between plotted recaps without losing your journal filters. Compare any two sessions and save either the session or the comparison as JSON or Markdown.
See how session reports workMy Companion now keeps Standard, Large, or Extra large text, high contrast, reduced motion, and stronger keyboard focus as local character/server preferences. Reset returns every presentation preference to a visible default.
Browse the companion guideThe packaged Windows app opens cleanly, connects its interface, closes normally, and restores the expected state after restart. Code signing is complete, and exact-hash install and live-session trials are underway.
Check download statusSearch loot choices across characters, spot conflicting rules, and preview what would change before using the EverQuest client's own Merge or Replace control. Backup, verification, recovery, and restart checks are being validated before editing is enabled.
Explore Loot Filter StudioSee which spell scrolls appear in personal inventory or guild-bank snapshots, record what each character still needs, and organize known merchant, quest, autogrant, research, and historical drop sources.
Explore the spell plannerSearch guild-bank snapshots by item name or ID, location, permission label, character, and snapshot age. Each result shows when the export was created so players know how current it is.
Explore guild-bank searchFollow skills, faction changes, and historical levels with daily graphs, subject views, exact tables, and up to 24 private milestones for each character and server.
Explore Character ChronicleExplore 7 days, 30 days, or all saved reward history by zone, enemy, item handling, and search text. Daily graphs and separate Items, Enemies, and Sessions views show where experience, currency, and loot came from.
Explore rewards and progressionSee which character files are available, when they were updated, what each spellbook contains, and which spells appear on the client's missing-spell list. Keep a separate private plan for what to acquire next.
Explore character sourcesChoose from four dashboard presets, pin and reorder up to twelve signals, and set the amount of detail you prefer. Health and mana cards show recent trends, while private Chronicle goals show progress.
Set up My CompanionTurn your own /loc samples into a private camp map with waypoints, notes, encounter starts, and recorded paths. Idle and combat samples remain easy to distinguish.
Search saved sessions, star important runs, add private notes and tags, save reusable views, and download a one-session JSON or Markdown report.
Explore Session JournalCompare enemy variants, clean wins, failures, control use, hostile healing, positioning problems, cast results, effect loss, and death sequences. Save recovery notes for the next attempt.
Explore camp strategyBrowse owner-approved camp packages, see whether they match your installed companion version, and review every package locally before adding it to your library.
Explore community campsCamp authors can sign a package so players can confirm who published it, check version compatibility, and review a privacy-safe compatibility report before use.
Read the sharing boundaryImported camp files receive a privacy, format, compatibility, and replay check before they open as an unsaved workshop draft for player review.
Read the camp trust boundarySearch every observed spell and attack across saved sessions. Compare totals, attack and cast outcomes, effect uptime by target, and five-number plots for per-session DPS or HPS.
Explore ability performanceSave reviewed camp drafts with revision history, reopen the latest version, and export a privacy-safe copy for another player to inspect.
Read the camp review boundarySearch character inventory snapshots by item name or ID, character, storage location, and snapshot age.
Read the Character Vault guideSeven Windows release scenarios now track clean install, first run, overlay, setup, update, uninstall, and rollback results. Optional support reports omit device identity, file paths, game data, and per-player rows.
Read the release trust guideThe companion resumes its five-step setup from the first unfinished step. If help is needed, players can download a privacy-safe setup report; nothing uploads automatically.
Read the first-session guideSee the installed version, publisher, release channel, and download progress. Checking, downloading, and installing remain separate player choices.
Read the desktop release guideNine focused workspaces and Find a tool make features easier to reach. Companion Care brings health history, incoming damage, healing, buff uptime, recovery, and a care timeline together.
Browse the companion guideTrigger authors can sign original rule packages with a passphrase-protected local identity. Recipients review every rule and output before importing.
Read the trigger package guideCompanion Care can now show whether the selected companion was actually involved in combat with the selected enemy.
Browse the docsShiba Max organizes EverQuest inventory exports into equipment, carried items, banks, augments, and other storage locations.
Read the Character Vault guideVersion 1.1.0 is signed, timestamped, and built from clean revision 1146429. It adds a prominent live DPS meter, Current / Previous / Session scopes, compact enemy aggregate and drill-down views, and the packaged offline World catalog.
Check download statusPrivacy
The Windows app reads supported files on your computer and stores reports locally. An optional community-research control can share completed-fight summaries only after explicit consent; it previews exactly what will be sent first.
Community support
If Shiba Max makes your EverQuest sessions easier, you can help cover development, Windows signing, hosting, and testing costs.
Support link is being set upSupport is voluntary and does not purchase features or priority. It is not represented as a tax-deductible charitable donation.
Shiba Max for Windows
Version 1.1.0 is signed and available as a testing candidate, but it is not public-ready. 7 exact-hash Windows trials remain. Its exact SHA-256 is E1584BC35F27CD08D4A3A0C6B0A4576D5CB6A356BC8FB7BFDE44288BA01229CA.
Built from clean revision 1146429; exact installer SHA-256 is published above
Installer and app have valid, timestamped Microsoft Artifact Signing signatures
Automated packaged cold-start, restart, and signature checks passed; fresh-VM or new-user clean-install and first-run evidence remains pending
Pending previous signed release and clean-machine evidence