Download 0.1.0
The daemon runs on the PC you play on. The app runs on the tablet. They find each other over your LAN, so you need both.
Intel daemon
Reads the chat logs and serves them to the tablet. Unzip and run — Java is bundled, so nothing has to be installed first.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
EveDeckIntel-daemon-0.1.0-win-x64.zip
sha256 a281ee99c8ec45a46cd59d5ffb1811deff6841dc5b98d5889419dddc4ce60b49
Tablet app
The feed, the map and the alerts. Sideloaded, so Android asks once whether to allow installs from your browser.
Android 8.0 or newer, tablet
EveDeckIntel-0.1.0.apk
sha256 ae270a422f33b5abd1848f797e7d0c8e1442953e9430c9e06a774e2384094db9
Both files are also on the 0.1.0 release page, which is where the checksums above come from. Next step: setting it up.
Verifying what you downloaded
You do not have to, but it costs one line. In PowerShell, run Get-FileHash .\EveDeckIntel-daemon-0.1.0-win-x64.zip and compare the result with the checksum on the card above. If they differ, the file is not the one we published — delete it.
What the warnings mean
Neither download carries a certificate from a certificate authority, because a code-signing certificate costs more per year than this project costs to run. Two consequences, and both are cosmetic rather than a sign of anything wrong:
- Windows SmartScreen will interrupt the first launch of the daemon with a blue “unrecognised app” panel. Choose More info, then Run anyway. It stops once the file has enough reputation.
- Android treats any sideloaded app as unknown and asks whether to allow installs from whatever app you downloaded it with. The APK is signed, with a key we hold — that signature is what lets a later version upgrade an installed one rather than forcing a reinstall.
If you would rather not trust a binary at all, the whole thing builds from source: the repository is public, and the daemon is a Gradle project like any other.
Updating
Neither half updates itself. The daemon is a folder — unzip a newer one over it and keep your eveintel.properties. The APK installs over the previous version.
EveDeck Intel is free and open source, released under the same licence as EveDeck itself. EVE Online and all related material are the property of Fenris Creations hf. This is independent work and is not endorsed by or affiliated with them.