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Replicator

The EVE Online UI manager that never forgets

Never arrange an EVE UI again.

Copy one character's entire UI onto every alt you fly - windows, overview, shortcuts, all of it. Every change is version-controlled in git, so the UI you spent years tuning survives any wipe, reinstall or new machine.

Free · open source · Windows, macOS and Linux

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The whole product, in one move

One character.
Then all of them.

Same roster. Same six windows. Same starting mess. The only difference is who does the dragging.

With Replicator

One click

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Main

Scout

Hauler

Booster

Cyno Alt

Miner Alt

By hand

Drag, alt-tab, repeat

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Main

Scout

Hauler

Booster

Cyno Alt

Miner Alt

EntryRecorded
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09:41Restore
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Scoutwindows8 changedoverview1 changed
12:07Restore
before layout design for Nicotine Man5c6d7e
Nicotine Manwindows5 changed
14:53Restore
overview retuned for the new doctrine9f8e7d
Nicotine Manoverview2 changedchat1 removed
18:22Restore
before zip import3b2a19
14 filesshortcuts3 changed
21:04Restore

The ledger

Years of tweaks,
never lost again.

No settings tool in EVE's history has done this: before Replicator writes anything - a copy, a template, a restore - it first snapshots every character's settings into a git repository on your disk. The Version Control tab lists every snapshot, and each one tells you exactly what changed: which characters, which settings groups, how many entries.

Wrecked your overview days ago and only just noticed? Restore only the overview from the snapshot before the damage, and keep every other change you have made since. Nothing you do in this app, or to your UI, is ever more than one restore from undone.

Replicator moves the same core_char_*.dat and core_user_*.dat files the game itself reads.

What travels

Window positions and sizes, overview presets and tabs, brackets, chat stacks, shortcuts - and account settings, when the launcher logs identify the account.

What never does

Your characters, anything on the game servers, and your data: no account, no telemetry, and nothing leaves the machine unless you point it at a remote of your own.

Permanence

Your UI outlives
the machine

The UI you have spent years tuning is no longer married to one hard drive. One click pushes the whole history to a private repository you own; wipe the machine, reinstall, paste the URL, and every window on every character is exactly where you left it.

  1. 01

    Push it once

    Point the mirror at a private repository you own. Every snapshot after that is one click away from being off your machine.

  2. 02

    Lose the machine

    A dead drive, a new laptop, a fresh Windows install. None of it reaches a repository that is not on the disk you just wiped.

  3. 03

    Clone it back

    Install Replicator on the new machine and paste the repository URL. The whole history lands in the ledger; your token is the only thing you had to carry.

  4. 04

    Restore

    Pick any commit in the history, not just the most recent one. Every window lands where you left it, on every character.

All of it lives in a repository you control, so it is readable without this app ever being installed again. Setting up the token, and restoring onto a new machine.

The drafting table

EVE's first
UI designer.

Every character unfolds into a blueprint of its window layout, color-coded by family and drawn to scale from the settings file. Press Design and drag: windows move and resize under the pointer, and sizes stop at the real minimums the EVE client enforces - measured, not guessed.

Write the drawing back to the character, or save it as a template and hand the same layout to the whole roster. Draw it once; the game obeys.

The Nicotine Man

Drag a window to move it; the corner handle resizes. Nothing is written until you say so.

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Main

Scout

Hauler

Booster

Cyno

Miner

A smooth
character

Replicator does the unglamorous part so you can get back to the part you actually logged in for. It never phones home, never asks for an account, and never touches a thing while a client is running.

What is in the blend

Twelve ingredients, no filler

Copy in one move

Pick the character whose UI you like and push it to one alt, or to thirty. Windows, overview and shortcuts land identical.

Choose what travels

Tick the settings groups that copy - windows, overview, shortcuts, chat - and everything else on the target stays untouched.

The drafting table

Drag windows on a to-scale drawing of the screen. Sizes stop at the minimums the client actually enforces, and the game honors the result.

Groups

Save the sets you actually fly: mining fleet, incursion alts, the wormhole crew. Copy to the whole roster at once.

Templates

Freeze a profile you have tuned and keep it. Apply it months later to a character that did not exist when you saved it.

Version history

Every change is a commit in a real git repository you can push to a private remote and restore from any machine.

Diffs that speak

The ledger says what changed - which groups, which windows - not just that bytes moved.

Time travel, per group

Restore yesterday's overview and keep today's everything else.

Compare

Two characters side by side, their differences called out group by group.

The portable zip

A whole setup in one checksummed archive. Hand it to a corpmate. No git, no account.

It will not let you break it

EVE rewrites its settings on exit, so every change is blocked while a client is running.

The register

Accounts with faces, aliases and notes, learned from the launcher's own logs - or set by hand when the logs are wrong.

SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING:

This software has been determined by the New Eden Surgeon General to cause addiction to a properly arranged UI. Use of Replicator may result in permanent inability to blame the client for your losses.

Available now, everywhere

Take a pack

Free, open source, MIT licensed. No account, no telemetry, nothing leaves your machine unless you point it at your own remote.

Prefer to build it yourself? The source is right here.