Endless Online Tool
⚒️ Craft Planner
Pick what you want to make, say how many, and see every raw material it takes — through as many crafting steps as it needs, for as many items as you like at once.
⛏️ Down to the ore
A sword that needs two iron bars comes back as eight iron ore, however deep the chain goes, plus what the crafting costs in eons.
🧵 Every alternative
String from webs, jute, cotton or silk — keep all four and switch between them in one click.
🏦 What you already have
Tell it what is in the bank and it takes that off the list before it asks you to go mining.
🌍 One shared book
A recipe anybody writes down turns up in everyone else's copy on its own.
📝 What it does
The whole chain, added upCraft Planner answers one question properly: what do I actually need to go and get. Choose the item, choose how many, and it follows every recipe down to the things nothing else makes, then adds them all up.
Adding up matters more than it sounds. When two branches of a craft both want the same ingredient, and the recipe for it makes more than one at a time, rounding each branch on its own asks you for more than you need. Everything is totalled across the whole tree first and only then turned into whole crafts, so the numbers are the smallest ones that really work — and the spare that comes out at the end is listed too.
Item names, their pictures, every npc and every place are read from your own Endless Online folder, so they stay right after a game update and none of it has to be typed. A copy of the names is built into the app for anyone who has the game somewhere unusual.
The recipes themselves are not in the game files — the server sends them when you open a craft NPC — so they are typed in. That is why they are shared: once one person writes a recipe down, nobody else has to.
⭐ Features
Everything included⛏️ Raw materials, not the next step
The answer is the shopping list, with the crafting order underneath it.
- Follows every recipe to the bottom
- Several items at once, on one list
- Crafts listed deepest first
- What the crafting costs you in eons
- A breakdown tree beside it
- Copy the list to paste into chat
🧵 More than one way
An item can be made several ways, and each is kept.
- Switch on the craft step itself
- Your choice is remembered
- The whole plan follows it
🏦 What you already have
Half-finished materials count toward the total.
- Anything in the bank is taken off
- Crafts you no longer need disappear
- Switch it off to see the full cost
🌍 One recipe book
Recipes are shared on their own, so the list gets better without anybody doing anything.
- Yours go up as you write them
- Everyone else's come down while you play
- Identical recipes never double up
- Turn it off and stay local
⌨️ Fast to fill in
Item names complete as you type, or paste a whole batch at once.
- Bread x3 = 2 Flour, 1 Water $60
- Save the book to a file, or open one
- Note which NPC does the crafting
🖼️ Pictures, npcs and places
Read out of your Endless Online folder, so none of it has to be typed or kept up to date.
- The real inventory icon on every item
- 369 places and 698 npcs to pick from
- A tab for where uncrafted things come from
- Monster parts point at the monster
🔄 Keeps itself current
No reinstalling to get the next version.
- Tells you when a new one is out
- Updates itself in one click
- Item names refresh from the game
🧮 Plan a craft
From everyone's recipesLoading…
Pick something on the left to plan it.
Everything here comes from the recipes people have shared through the app. To write one down, or to say where a material comes from, use the app — this page only reads.
📥 Getting started
One file, no installerOne Windows file that runs on its own — no .NET, no setup, no extra files beside it. Put it wherever you like.
1) Download MayflowerCraftPlanner_v1.17.0.exe 2) Put it somewhere you can find it again 3) Open it and pick an item on the left 4) No recipe yet? It offers to add one Recipes you have are kept in %AppData%\MayflowerCraftPlanner\recipes.json
Completely. No account, no trial, no locked features, no ads. If it has saved you a few trips to the mines and you'd like to throw something in the jar, there's a Ko-fi — pay whatever you like, or nothing at all. It changes nothing about the app.