Science & Industry

Bitter Sea is a rather extensive online platform aimed at the market and industry sectors of this game. You can find more information about it in the ever growing Market Discussions thread ( https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=88555 ), so I won't bother spamming you with the overall content that exists there.

The next major development release is set for one week from today, and will have the following features enabled - some of which will make it even easier to run a major mining or production operation. We'll also be publishing our data protection and security policy (we consider the information you store with us to be confidential and sensitive, and have registered with the ICO in the UK for the purpose of treating it as personal data).

+ Asset overview pricing.
(We currently show the overall value of your assets in the NAV calculator, we'll now let you see it on a case by case basis.)

+ Data query tool sitting on top of all the market orders we pull in from 3rd parties, build your own queries.
(Want to run a really odd query on either your own, or all market data? You can do so!)

+ Highly available market pricing API.
(We're currently consuming market order information from a number of 3rd party sources in as close to real-time as possible, we'll be providing lots of sexy aggregate data as a result.)

+ Many new widgets.

+ Mining operation management.
(Run a mining operation? We'll simplify the management process of it for you.)

+ Production management.
(We've posted about this previously, it's a handy tool!)

+ Profit/loss forecasting and margin data.
(I finally have the calculations and graphing working as intended, just needs a bit more testing.)

+ Shared corporation mode.
(Want to allow certain people in your corporation access to details on the status of industry jobs or market orders? Or for production and mining operations? We're adding this feature in, and it's our favorite one!)

+ Stock control.
(Want to make sure you always have {n} of a specific item in {x}? We're adding this in, as well as adding it to our list of alerts.)