EDDA

For Elite Dangerous commanders

The galaxy is trying to kill you. EDDA is trying to help.

Elite Dangerous simulates 400 billion star systems, and approximately none of them care about you. EDDA plans galaxy-spanning routes in seconds, finds trade routes that will make treasure goblins envy you, and will do its best to protect you against yourself.

Voice integration comes standard, optional AI integration makes it an alt-tab-free experience, and the whole thing runs on your machine off your own journal — the only cloud involved is the one you scoop fuel from.

100% free. Free forever.

*EDDA is still in development and there may be bugs.

EDDA's route planner: Sol to Colonia, 23,204 light years — 58 jumps, 55 supercharged, plotted in 889 ms, drawn as a blue neutron highway across the galaxy.

Routing

The long way, computed before you finish the thought.

199,000,000 charted systems live on your disk. Ask for Colonia — 22,000 ly, past deserts that eat ships — and the route is there in seconds (technically the route is probably calculated before your measly eyes register the beautiful button click effect; displaying it takes more time). It is fuel-exact. It knows your ship. It marks the stops you need and none you don't.

Follow mode targets each hop in-game, calls each supercharge, and replots when you wander. We flew it with a stopwatch. The math held.

The in-game overlay after plotting: the jump chain and a spoken Route plotted confirmation, while docked.

Voice

It speaks when it matters. Otherwise, silence.

A neutron star boosts your range — 6× — if you ride its cone, and a short, poignant lesson in astrophysics if you arrive at full throttle. EDDA says "throttle down" eighteen seconds early, out loud. It knows which stars won't feed your scoop, and it does the fuel arithmetic before the jump — the only time that arithmetic has ever been useful to anyone.

On plan, it trusts the plan. Fuel it accounted for is fuel it won't mention. Silence is a feature.

Mid-flight at a neutron star: the throttle-down hazard warning, delivered with personality.

Trade

Markets, minus the lies.

Community market data is a miracle with a few crime scenes in it. EDDA fences out carrier price manipulation, drops the stations that would confiscate your cargo, and treats depth honestly: a route is only as good as the tonnage waiting at both ends.

Get market updates that are smaller than the YouTube video you watched on how to outfit a hauler.

The profit finder: 100 round trips up to 152M credits per hour, 1,788 stations searched in 19.6 seconds, with carrier and confiscation exclusions counted in the summary.

Receipts

Built with love. And benchmarks.

Every feature was meticulously, maniacally optimized — from a route planner that nearly breaks mathematical laws to a custom file format 90% smaller than the raw community data dumps. If you find anything wrong, report it in the app.

199 M
star systems living on your disk, rent-free
0.7 s
to plot 22,000 ly (drawing it takes longer)
~1.5 MB
a week of galactic change; the hauler video was bigger
18 s
of warning before the astrophysics lesson
0 cr
now, and at every price check forever