📙 EVE Frontier App Directory

The community's open source app store for EVE Frontier. One browsable directory of every third-party tool, map, exchange, dApp, and utility built by players, accessible right from the in-game browser.

🔗 Live directory: evefrontier.space/directory

📦 Data repo: github.com/Econmartin/eve-frontier-apps

💡 The Problem Your SSU only takes one link. Players had to choose between tools, and most community apps stayed buried in Discord threads or bookmarks nobody remembered. New players had no idea what was out there. Builders had no reliable way to get discovered.

🧩 The Solution Point your SSU at the directory and you unlock access to every community app from a single slot. No more burning your one link on a single tool. The directory becomes your gateway to the entire ecosystem.

⭐ Save Favourites to Stillness Players can save their go-to apps as favourites, persisted on-chain via Stillness. Your personalised app list lives in the game world itself, not in a browser bookmark you'll lose. This also means the directory is deployed and operational inside Stillness as a dApp.

🔧 How It Works Developers submit their app with one pull request to a public GitHub repo. Just add a URL to urls.json. The directory auto-pulls your app's name, description, and preview image from og tags. No approval queue, no gatekeeping, no setup friction. dApps running on the smart contract layer can tag themselves for filtering.

🎯 Why This Matters for Players One place to discover everything the community has built. New players find the ecosystem in minutes instead of days. Builders get visibility just by merging a PR. And because anyone can link back to the directory from their own app, it works as connective tissue between tools, letting players navigate the whole Frontier app layer without memorising URLs.

🏗️ Design as a System This isn't a one-off feature. It's infrastructure that scales with the community. More apps get submitted, the directory gets more useful, more players set it as their SSU link, more builders want to be listed. The data layer is a simple open JSON file on GitHub. The frontend is clean, fast, and built for the in-game browser. The favourites layer ties into Stillness. Each piece is modular and community-owned.

20+ apps listed and growing 🌌 Built as the thing the Frontier was missing.

Every civilization begins with trade.

KARUM is an on-chain

marketplace registry for EVE Frontier where SSU owners register

their shops and players find, navigate to, and buy resources —

all in seconds.

Named after the Kārum, humanity's first organized trade network

built by Assyrian merchants in 1950 BC. 21 marketplace colonies,

every transaction on clay tablets. We rebuilt it on Sui.

What it does:

- SSU owners register shops on-chain — what they sell, at what price

- Players search, filter, and sort shops by resource, system, or stock

- Built-in navigation to fly directly to any shop

- Buy resources on-chain, trustless, instant

- Discord bot notifies your server when shops go live or items sell

- Zero fees. No coding knowledge needed. Open to everyone.

How it works:

KARUM combines an on-chain ShopRegistry (Sui Move smart contract)

with a React frontend that cross-references registry data with

live game state. The registry stores seller intent — the game

confirms reality. Together they give pilots a complete, real-time

picture of every marketplace in the Frontier.

Built with Sui Move, React, TypeScript.
Deployed on Sui.

Walrus Deployment:

https://karum.wal.app/

Web:

karum.space

In the vast frontier of space, where stargates connect distant worlds, an ancient presence awaits.

Lucky Captain is a blessing shrine that lives on the stargates of EVE Frontier. When travelers pass through a gate equipped with the shrine, they can seek a blessing from the Walrus Captain, a mystical guardian of the void.

Each blessing is unique, drawn from the deep randomness of the cosmos itself. Some travelers receive a quiet nod of safe passage. Others are granted visions of hidden trade routes, or warnings whispered to their enemies' scanners. The rarest blessings speak of powers that bend the very fabric of space.

Travelers may offer tribute to improve their fortune, though the Captain blesses all who seek him, rich or poor. Gate operators who install the shrine collect offerings from grateful travelers, creating a new reason for pilots to visit their gates.

The experience is simple: arrive at a gate, seek a blessing, and discover what the void has in store for you. A 3D holographic shrine, dramatic ritual animation, and blessings that range from common wisdom to universe-altering prophecy.

Lucky Captain brings culture to a universe of commerce, ritual to a world of transactions, and a little bit of wonder to every jump through the stars.

Frontier Shield is the first decentralized insurance protocol for EVE Frontier, built on Sui. Players buy insurance policies (minted as NFTs) to protect their ships. When a ship is destroyed, an on-chain oracle verifies the kill event and triggers instant, automatic payouts — no middleman, no delays.

Core features:

• Policy NFTs — buy coverage for any ship class with dynamic risk-based pricing

• On-chain Oracle — listens to EVE Frontier's world contract for real-time kill verification

• Automated Claims — smart contract verifies victim, timing, and policy validity in one transaction

• Bounty Board — 15% of each payout auto-posts a revenge bounty on the attacker

• Underwriter Vault — anyone can deposit SUI to back the insurance pool and earn premium yield

Five Sui Move modules. Fully on-chain. Zero trust assumptions.

This entry focusses on 2 distinct areas:

1. Blazor / .Net Integration with Sui Move

2. Example tutorial project called The Ministry of Passage to showcase the Blazor Integration

The first trustless toll economy for EVE Frontier — gate operators set fees, pilots pay to jump, all enforced on-chain.

What is StarLane?

StarLane turns EVE Frontier's Smart Gates into revenue-generating toll booths. Gate operators publish their gates on the StarLane marketplace, set a jump fee, and earn SUI every time a pilot flies through. No middleman, no backend — every toll payment, fee change, and revenue withdrawal is a transparent Sui transaction.

The Problem

EVE Frontier gives players the power to build and own stargates, but there's no native way to monetize them. Gate operators invest time and resources constructing gates that connect solar systems, yet have no mechanism to charge for passage or manage pricing. The gate economy is invisible. ## How StarLane Works -

For Gate Operators:

Connect your wallet in the in-game browser, select an unregistered gate, set your toll fee, and register with one click. Your gate immediately appears in the StarLane marketplace. Revenue accumulates on-chain and can be withdrawn at any time.

For Pilots:

Browse available gates, see toll fees upfront, and purchase a jump permit directly from the in-game browser. The permit is issued to your character automatically — no extra steps.

Fee Splits: 99% of every toll goes directly to the gate operator. 1% sustains the StarLane protocol.

Why It Matters

StarLane creates the first player-driven infrastructure economy in EVE Frontier. Gate operators become toll road entrepreneurs. Pilots get transparent, verifiable pricing. The marketplace provides real-time analytics — total jumps, revenue per gate, fee history — giving the community visibility into the emerging transport network.

Live Integration

StarLane runs natively inside EVE Frontier's in-game browser. When a pilot interacts with a Smart Gate, StarLane opens automatically, pre-filled with that gate's context. No alt-tabbing, no external wallets — the entire experience lives inside the game. All data is read directly from Sui on-chain events. No backend, no database — the web app is a pure static SPA.

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Test it for yourself, run it in any smart facility :D

Frontier Hub is a web tool for EVE Frontier built to make the game easier to work with outside the client. It gives players and corps a clean way to explore the Stillness map, view systems and overlays, manage assemblies, and work with real game data without digging through raw APIs or clunky tools. The goal was to build something that looks good, feels fast, and is actually useful, not just another flashy frontend with fake panels. It is built with React, TypeScript, and Vite, connects into Frontier and Sui data through wallet and backend-supported flows, and is designed around real utility like map exploration, structure control, item and storage workflows, and live status updates. The whole point is to give players one place to handle the stuff that should be simple, but usually is not.

EVE EYES is an on-chain data platform for EVE Frontier that monitors and captures transaction data from relevant contracts on Sui, then parses, structures, and organizes it. Based on this data, it provides features such as maps, route planning, and transaction indexes, which are made available via APIs for direct use by front-end applications and developers.