Changelog

v3.7 tightened how LGI.tools handles your account. The app now asks EVE for the least it needs — read-only access to your public info, skills, and industry jobs, nothing that can change your characters — and each character shows exactly what it granted, with a one-click way to revoke it. Your account is bound to the character that created it, so a sold or transferred character can't reach the previous owner's data, and a new Danger zone lets you purge a single character, wipe your whole account, or sign out of every device at once. Corporation directors and station managers can opt in to share industry jobs and Upwell structures as build locations, always behind an explicit, revocable consent.

The industry planner grew from a generic calculator into one that reflects what you actually own and can do. It factors your owned blueprints' material and time efficiency across a whole build, tracks which materials you already hold versus still need, applies your build character's trained skills to job times, and prices structure taxes and reaction costs — with a Raw | Item cost toggle so small Tech II builds stop reading as wildly unprofitable at one run. Build-location search now spans the entire EVE universe, saved templates and a one-click Multibuy export speed up repeat work, and every price is anchored to the real Jita 4-4 order book, with a warning when a headline number rests on thin volume.