Guild Wars 2

After countless logging in and out between characters to check and move my toys and tokens, I thought of creating my own “bank”, like the materials window in game, but with items commonly used or looted between characters. Here’s a preview of the tool: http://i.imgur.com/35mlRUE.png

Every cataloged items are tallied into one single bank slot, so you only have to move them around in game when you’re ready (like when having a full 250 stack).

How to use the tool:
1. Go to gw2timer.com/account
2. Read the instructions on how to make an API key and paste it in the input box labeled “API Key”
3. Click on the Characters tab, then the Catalog section (heart icon).

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A note on privacy, the web app runs on your computer and downloads information from Anet servers. I cannot see your API key or your account information. But I can see what icons you have clicked on when you’re on the website (using Google Analytics).

The catalog page also shows stuff like: keys, tokens, festival items, gathering tools, contracts and portals, converters, blueprints, toys, instruments, tonics, fun consumables, aura infusions, and legendary collection. All in the style of unlockable wardrobe, so this should help you find that toy or consumable people in LA have been messing around with.

Mike O’Brian had a statement about this on reddit which was essentially, got loads of other work to do, this isn’t even on the list.

I think Drant has done this, Behellagh, using the APIs published by ArenaNet.

Pictures are kinda small; I’m afraid I can’t really see anything clearly. Sorry.

The top pic I posted for the Catalog page is normal size. The small thumbnail one has my account details in it so I intentionally made it small. But you should get the gist of it: it shows the character statistics, wallet, hero stats, and the inventory and wardrobe windows.

You can use GW2 player Malediktus's public API key if you want to preview the features.

No, not really…but, thanks anyway.

Pifil.5193:

I think Drant has done this, Behellagh, using the APIs published by ArenaNet.

Oh, my bad, thought it was another “we need a key chain” thread but they did a visual mock up.

Reading. Need to do that.