Today Indevlin releases two applications for Elite Dangerous commanders.
EDAM: your dashboard, on Android
EDAM brings EDLD to Android phones and tablets. Pair it once with EDLD on the computer you play on, and your ship, cargo, route, alerts, session and career are a glance away. On a tablet it draws EDLD’s EDCARS console to the same layout as the desktop, in any of its four consoles. From the phone you can plot routes, set targets, and press the game’s own keys from the Helm panel.
EDAM connects directly to your own computer over TLS 1.3, with both ends' keys pinned. There is no account and no service in between. Get it on Google Play.
EDLD 20261108
EDLD 20261108 is the largest release yet:
- EDCARS is the default interface. The desktop window is drawn as a
ship’s console, with your vital signs always in view and eight sections a
click or a
Ctrl+number away. Dress it as any of four consoles: EDCARS itself, ORDER, REBEL or ROGUE. - The Helm panel puts Honk, Next stop and the game’s own controls on buttons, grouped as flight, ship, combat, power and panels. It is in EDCARS, along the foot of the Dashboard on the desktop and in the terminal, and on EDAM.
- Every mission on one board, a table for each kind, rebuilt from your journals at every login, with the ore a mining mission needs that you already hold in your ship or on your own carrier.
- A Mining window: ring hotspots from every ring you have mapped, and the surface survey, each a filterable table you can edit in place and share with your squadron through a Google Sheet.
- Server mode serves EDAM, with QR-code pairing, and a lighter EDLD-server download for computers that only serve.
- Route planning uses your ship’s own drive and fuel and checks routes as you plot them; survey routes and finders cover Road to Riches, Exomastery, terraformable worlds, trade runs, nearby systems and the nearest service.
- Callouts for first discoveries, sample runs and mining, with chimes, and opt-in automation through your own keybindings.
- Community uploads to EDDN, EDSM, EDAstro and Inara go out as things happen, at every dock, jump and loadout change.
- A fast start: the window opens in a second or two, however long your journal history.
EDLD is free and open source under the MIT license, for Windows, macOS and Linux. Download it from the releases page; the full list of changes is in the release notes.
Join us
The Indevlin Discord is home for both apps: release news, help, screenshots, and a say in what comes next. Bug reports are also welcome on GitHub or by email.
o7, Commanders.