Savvy Threat — PvP Intel Tool for EVE Online
Likely fleets
Unassociated pilots
Awaiting fleet analysis
Pilot report
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Most recently lost
Allied Corps
| Corporation | Alliance | Shared kills |
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Allied Pilots
| Pilot | Corporation | Shared kills |
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Systems
| System | Region | Kills + losses |
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Sec Status
| Space | Kills + losses |
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Analysis based on past 90-days of killboard activity
README
Savvy Threat v4.101
Key features
PvP intelligence for EVE Online from public killmail data. No login required.
- Compact, actionable intelligence: Fittings, combat capabilities, recent activity, and likely allies in one report.
- Integrated fitting simulation with smart assumptions: resistance profile, EHP by damage type, speed, targeting range, and DPS.
- Likely fleet groupings: Connect multiple pilots using allied-corp relationships and current corporation membership.
- Enemy fleet prediction: Estimate composition and fittings from recent kills and previously lost fits.
How to use
Fill the input fields and press Go.
| Search | Results |
|---|---|
| Pilot | Kills with, Loses, recent loss fits, dangerousness, security status, and allied rankings |
| Pilot + Ship | That pilot’s losses of the selected hull, both hull lists, and pilot intelligence |
| Ship only | Losses of that hull by pilots with current 90-day dangerousness above 80% |
| Multiple pilots | Likely fleets from 90-day allied-corp rankings and current corporation membership |
For multiple pilots, paste the pilot list from EVE’s Local chat onto the page or into Pilot(s). You can also enter names separated by new lines, commas, or semicolons.
Explore a report
- Hull lists: Kills with shows attacker hulls; Loses shows loss hulls. Click a hull type to filter fits.
- Fitting cards: Ship losses without recorded fitted modules are omitted from fitting and loss analysis; capsule losses still count. Scroll horizontally. When multiple displayed fits use one hull, the first panel summarizes average stats, tactical modules and each fit’s top vulnerability. Module percentages retain the full sample when filtering. Dual prop means MWD and AB together; those fits do not also count toward their individual categories. A star marks tactical hull or subsystem bonuses to EWAR/tackle; hover for the combined bonuses. Copy exports the recorded EFT fit; the zKillboard icon opens its source killmail.
- Sec Status and Systems: Combined kills and losses over 90 days, without ally filtering.
- Allied Corps and Pilots: Rankings use up to 90 days of shared kills since the pilot last joined their current corp. Corps require at least two qualifying shared kills; allies outside the pilot’s corp must be observed at least 24 hours apart. Structure and capital kills, and kills involving more than five player corps, are excluded. NPC corporations are ignored. These filters mean allied kill counts may differ from zKillboard.
- Multiple pilots: Select a roster name to view their report. Open in new tab copies the current report; Go or browser Refresh rebuilds it. Savvy uses those allied-corp rankings and current corporation membership to group pilots into likely fleets.
Predict an incoming fleet
When a pilot has gotten a kill in the past 4 hours, you can click Predict Threat to view the predicted fleet. Savvy checks the pilots on those kills for likely fleet associations, assumes they remain together, and combs through 90 days of each pilot's or their corp's losses to identify the most likely fits.
Fleet association assumptions
A pilot can connect to current members of any qualifying allied player corp through at least three qualifying kills spanning 24 hours. The connection only needs evidence from one side. Pilots in the same player corp are grouped; established links can connect a chain of corps.
Fleet prediction assumptions
Candidates come only from the searched pilot’s kills within four hours; the likely-fleet association rules determine membership. Loaded member histories can update their latest ship and weapons, but do not add candidates.
A skull marks a ship or pod loss after the latest sighting; the pilot may have reshipped.
Fits come from compatible same-hull losses within 90 days: the pilot’s own history first, then their current player corporation’s other members. Observed weapons rule out contradictory fits. NPC-corporation losses are never used; missing membership or NPC classification disables the fallback.
- Pilot's past fit: Fit from the pilot’s own recorded losses.
- Corp's past fit: Fit from another member’s losses in the pilot’s current player corporation.
- Not checked: The fit search could not finish.
- No matching fits: No compatible fit found. Observed weapons only. Missing weapons read “not reported in killmail”.
Lookups are bounded. Observed and completed cards remain visible when data is partial or the prediction budget runs out. Recent activity can appear while older history continues loading; brief public-data caches reduce repeated requests.
Simulation assumptions
Level V skills, cold modules, no implants or external boosts. Abyssal modules use T2 equivalents (unmodified versions where no T2 exists).
- EHP: Equal incoming damage types, excluding active repairs. Vulnerabilities use each damage type separately; hatching shows temporary Assault Damage Control protection.
- DPS: Recorded or inferred ammunition, smartbomb damage per cycle, and hypothetical T2 combat drones or damage-fighter squadrons within hull limits. Fighter estimates use default abilities without reload, travel delay, or application; recorded bay inventory is ignored. Hover over DPS for details.
- Speed / Lock: Fastest fitted afterburner or microwarpdrive, activated one at a time; targeting-range scripts.
- Tactical destroyers: Defense for survivability, Propulsion for speed, Sharpshooter for DPS and targeting range.
Actual combat performance varies. Copied EFT fits preserve recorded modules, charges, scripts, and subsystems; simulation assumptions never alter them. Cargo and drone-bay inventory are excluded.
Sources and licenses
Data comes from zKillboard, CCP ESI, and the EVE Image Server. Combat calculations use EVEShip.fit Dogma Engine and compatible static game data.
Recent activity uses the live kill feed when available. Other zKillboard API data may lag by an hour.
Savvy runs in your browser and requires internet access. It is an independent project, unaffiliated with CCP Games or zKillboard.
Application source — MIT License
The original Savvy application code is made available under the MIT License. This license does not grant rights to CCP's EVE intellectual property or change licenses governing third-party software and data.
MIT License Copyright (c) 2026 Savvy contributors Geography extracts: Copyright (c) 2017 Wesley Wigham; Copyright (c) 2023 Slazanger Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
EVEShip.fit Dogma Engine
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