ARC Tracker Link is a small, free app for Windows and Linux that links your ARC Raiders account. Your stash, quests, workshop, projects, blueprints and raids come straight from the game, with nothing to type.
Both apps are free, and both keep arctracker.io up to date: ARC Tracker Link reads your ARC Raiders account, and the overlay app reads your screen while you play and brings ARC Tracker into the game. Use either one, or both.
Links your ARC Raiders account and brings in what it holds: stash and loadout, quests, workshop, projects, blueprints, level and XP, and every raid with its outcome, kills, damage and score. It runs from the system tray, so your tracker stays up to date even when you are not playing.
Windows and Linux
DownloadDraws ARC Tracker into the game: pins with spawn odds on the map, a mark on every stash slot that shows what you still need, and a keep, sell or recycle card beside the item tooltip. What it reads while you play goes to your tracker too: quests, workshop, projects, stash, blueprints, and every raid with its map, loot and XP.
Windows 10 or 11
See the overlay appUse both for the best coverage. Link brings in everything your account holds, even when you are not playing. The overlay app adds what only your screen shows, like the loot and XP of every raid, and keeps your stash current while you play. A raid recorded by both apps becomes one raid in your history.
In Settings > ARC Raiders account, or from the prompt on Home or Stash, choose the store you play ARC Raiders on. ARC Tracker Link opens by itself.
Link signs in with Steam, Epic Games or Xbox on your PC and shows both accounts. Nothing is linked until you confirm.
Your progress comes in from the game. Link stays in the tray and keeps your game sign-in fresh, so Sync now works any time. Subscribers also sync automatically every 15 minutes.
Link brings in what your ARC Raiders account holds, so the pages that track it are right without you typing anything.
Every item and stack in your stash, and what you carry into a raid.
The quests you have finished and how far you are in the ones you have started.
Your station levels, so the items still needed for upgrades add up.
The project phases you have finished and what the next ones still need.
The blueprints you have learned.
Your player level and XP.
Your raid rounds with how they ended, your kills, the damage you dealt and your score, in your raid history.
Link is a small tool with one job: keep your game sign-in fresh so ARC Tracker can read your account.
Linking and Sync now are free, with no trial. Automatic sync every 15 minutes is part of the ARC Tracker subscription.
On Windows, Link installs for your user only and never asks for administrator rights. On Linux it is one file in your home folder and never needs root.
Nothing is injected into ARC Raiders, no game memory is read and no game file is changed.
Link sends ARC Tracker your ARC Raiders sign-in token, its version and a random id for this install. Never your Steam, Epic Games or Xbox password, your files or screenshots.
Unlink in Settings > ARC Raiders account and ARC Tracker forgets your game sign-in. What already synced stays in your account.
ARC Tracker Link replaces the browser extension and ARCTracker Sync for bringing your stash and raids in from the game, and the overlay app replaces the Overwolf app. Your arctracker.io account and everything in it carry over. What you tracked here by hand is kept. The app adds what it reads from the game, and a change you make yourself sticks until the game shows something new.
It links your ARC Raiders account to your ARC Tracker account and keeps the game sign-in fresh, so ARC Tracker can read your stash, loadout, quests, workshop, projects, blueprints, player level and raids. After linking it waits in the system tray; there is nothing else to set up.
Yes. When you start linking, pick the store you play ARC Raiders on. Steam and Epic Games work on Windows and Linux; Xbox is Windows only and needs the Xbox Store edition of the game. Link signs in with that store on your PC, and your store password is never sent to ARC Tracker.
Your game sign-in lasts 24 hours. Link renews it in the background from the system tray, so Sync now and automatic sync keep working. It can start when you sign in to your PC, from its tray menu. For Steam, keep Steam running so Link can refresh your sign-in. If it was closed for a while, start it again and syncing picks up where it left off.
Sync now brings everything in from the game when you press it, on Home, Stash or in Settings, with a short wait between syncs. It is free for everyone. Automatic sync runs by itself every 15 minutes and is for ARC Tracker subscribers.
Link never touches ARC Raiders itself: nothing is injected, no game memory is read and no game file is changed. It signs in to your ARC Raiders account with Steam, Epic Games or Xbox and sends ARC Tracker only that sign-in token.
Open Settings > ARC Raiders account and choose Unlink. ARC Tracker forgets your game sign-in right away, and what already synced stays in your account. To remove Link itself, uninstall it from Windows Settings > Apps; on Linux, see "How do I remove Link on Linux?".
Yes, on 64-bit (x86_64) Linux with glibc 2.35 or newer: Ubuntu 22.04 and later, Debian 12 and later, Fedora 36 and later, Arch, and SteamOS in Desktop Mode. It needs WebKitGTK 4.1 and GTK 3, which most desktops already have; if one is missing, Link names the package to install. The tray icon needs AppIndicator support (on GNOME, the AppIndicator extension); without a tray, Link still works from its window. The AppImage needs FUSE; without it, start it with --appimage-extract-and-run. To link with Steam, the regular Steam client has to be running: Link cannot reach Steam installed as a Flatpak or Snap. The Epic Games sign-in opens in your browser, and you paste what Epic shows back into Link. On a Steam Deck, Link works in Desktop Mode.
Take the AppImage: it is one file, and it updates itself when a new version is out. Keep it in a folder you own, such as ~/Applications, so it can replace itself. The .tar.gz tarball is for players who would rather unpack Link themselves: unpack it and start arctracker-link, keeping the files beside it. It does not update itself, so get new versions from this page.
Unlink first in Settings > ARC Raiders account, so ARC Tracker forgets your game sign-in. Then quit Link from its tray menu and delete the AppImage (or the unpacked tarball folder) and the folder ~/.local/share/arctracker-link, where Link keeps its saved sign-in.
