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PoE Atlas Docs
Plan your Path of Exile atlas tree and share it in one link
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Plan your Path of Exile atlas tree and share it in one link
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A free desktop companion for Path of Exile 1. Plan your Atlas passive tree with in-game style pathing (built from GGG's official tree data), keep farming notes and loot sheets in Word/Excel-style documents, and organise everything into profiles like Path of Building. Share a tree - or a tree plus all your notes - as one short link that opens right in the app. English & Russian UI, works offline, open source.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I play a lot of Path of Exile, and planning a league always meant juggling the atlas tree in one tab, strategy notes in another and a loot spreadsheet somewhere else. Sharing a setup with friends was even worse. So I built PoE Atlas Docs — one app for all of it.
What it does:
Atlas tree planner that feels like the in-game tree: hover to see the shortest path and its cost, click to allocate, click again to refund. Built from GGG's official tree export with the original art.
Notes & sheets right next to your trees — rich-text strategy docs and spreadsheets with formulas, with Excel/Word/PDF export.
Profiles per league or strategy, with a Path of Building–style start screen.
One-link sharing: a full tree fits in ~50 characters, or send the tree plus all your notes as one short link that is clickable in Discord.
It's free, open source (MIT), works offline and supports English and Russian.
Two quick answers before you ask:
Is it safe? Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. The app isn't code-signed yet (certificates are expensive for a free project), so SmartScreen warns about every unsigned app. Releases are built in GitHub Actions with build provenance, every file has a SHA-256 checksum in SHA256SUMS.txt, and VirusTotal reports are linked in the release notes. The source is fully open on GitHub — you can also build it yourself.
Does it break GGG's rules? No. It never reads or modifies the game — it's an offline planner that uses GGG's public atlas tree export.
I'd love your feedback — what would make your league planning easier?