Pins with spawn odds on the in-game map, a mark on every stash slot that shows what you still need, and a card beside the game's tooltip that says whether to keep, sell or recycle. Free for Windows, and it never touches the game.
Keep all 4: 6 more needed
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
See ARC Tracker LinkDraws 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
DownloadUse 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.
Open the map in ARC Raiders and arctracker.io's pins are on it: containers, plants, quest spots and the rest of what the game's own map leaves out. Rest the pointer on a pin to see what it can hold and how often it is there.
Hover an item and the app's card appears next to the game's own: keep it, sell it or recycle it, every quest, workshop upgrade and project that still needs it, where to find more, and how many you have in your stash and loadout.
Press Alt+X in game and the full app opens on top: needed items, quests, stash, raids, the map and every item. Press it again to get back to your raid.
The app reads the end-of-raid pages: the map, what you gained, carried out and lost, its value, your profit and the XP you earned. Every raid lands in your raid history.
Every item your quests, workshop upgrades and projects still ask for, counted against your stash and loadout, and where to search for what is missing.
Look up any item: whether to keep it, where to find it, what still needs it and what it recycles into. Containers show everything they can hold.
Open an item on the app's map and it shows every container that can hold it, with the best places to look. Click a pin to open what it holds.
Open the Workshop and each trader's Quests tab once. The app reads your station levels and quest steps from the screen and keeps them up to date, here and on every PC you sign in on.
Track a map event on arctracker.io and the app tells you before it starts: a notice in the game, or a Windows notification when the game is in the background.
Sign in and what the app reads shows up here and on every PC you use, and what you change on the site goes back to the app. Without an account, everything stays on your PC.
The app only reads the screen, with Windows' own screen capture, like streaming software. It never touches the game: nothing is injected, no game memory is read and no game file is changed. Its overlay is a separate window on top.
Everything on this page is free, with no trial and no account needed. If the app shows ads, they stay in its own window, never over the game, and ARC Tracker supporters see none.
Never: screenshots, window titles, hardware ids or your PC's network name.
Without an account the app still works, and what it records stays on your PC.
Windows may show a SmartScreen notice the first time you run the installer: choose More info, then Run anyway.
Run the installer. ARC Tracker starts in the tray and waits for ARC Raiders.
Click Sign in in the app and approve it in your browser. This links the app to your arctracker.io account.
Open your stash, the Workshop and each trader's Quests tab once. The app reads them and keeps them up to date as you play.
The ARC Tracker overlay app replaces the Overwolf app, the browser extension and ARCTracker Sync. 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.
Yes. The app reads the game's picture with Windows' screen capture, the way streaming software does, and draws its overlay in a separate window on top. It does not inject anything into ARC Raiders, read its memory or change its files.
Most of it shows up by itself: the marks on your stash, the item card when you hover an item, and the pins when you open the map. Press Alt+X for the whole app over the game, and again to go back. Alt+Shift+X hides or shows the overlay. You can change both keys in the app.
It reads the game window a few times a second with Windows' own screen capture and does its work on a background thread. If you notice a difference, turn off the overlay parts you do not use on the app's Overlay page.
Set ARC Raiders to Windowed Fullscreen in its display settings. The overlay cannot draw over exclusive Fullscreen.
The app reads ARC Raiders in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional). It uses the text recognition built into Windows and helps you add it for your game's language.
Yes. Everything it records works without an account and stays on your PC. Sign in to see it on arctracker.io and on your other PCs.
The Stash page shows what the app last read from your stash. Open your stash in the game once after installing and it fills in.