Your Commander. Your journey. Your companion.
AURA & App Suite is a collection of companion tools for Elite Dangerous, bringing flight information, exploration intelligence, planning tools, and voice assistance together in a customizable cockpit-style interface.
Whether you’re exploring distant systems, preparing your ship, working on engineering upgrades, or planning your next trade run, AURA helps you find relevant information and keep your activities organized.
Know what’s ahead
Jump Dynamics brings current and destination-system information from EDSM and Spansh into one panel. Lookups begin when you lock a destination, with available system details, body records, stations, and catalog coverage presented in readable form.
Keep useful information in view
Optional Auto Focus responds to your flight context, bringing relevant panels into view while respecting pinned panels, manual navigation, and unfinished edits.
Support your next objective
Explore tools for ship planning, engineering materials, trade, mining, exploration, and exobiology. Use the tools that fit your playstyle and keep important information close at hand.
Make AURA your own
Choose a theme and arrange your companion experience around the way you fly. AURA’s sci-fi presentation combines system cards, telemetry, and expandable details with a consistent visual style.
Stay informed about your data
AURA draws on game journal information and available external services. Public catalog records can be incomplete or outdated, so catalog coverage is kept separate from confirmed in-game discovery and mapping evidence.
AURA & App Suite is an independent companion project for Elite Dangerous. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Frontier Developments. Some features require an internet connection and configured external services.
AURA combines Elite Dangerous journal and status data with system intelligence from the EDSM and Spansh APIs. These sources provide available system details, celestial body records, station information, and destination catalog coverage. Online records may be incomplete or outdated, so AURA distinguishes public catalog information from confirmed in-game discovery and mapping evidence.
