Edit the client.
Skip the hex editor.

One window for the whole pipeline. Client data, world database, models, and delivery used to be four programs and a hex editor. Every field is typed, every write is previewed, and nothing needs a restart. The toolchain you own.

• Client data

  ID190042

  nameAshbringer

  displayid64821

  quality4

  flags0x0002
  • Rust-native DBC read and write
  • Typed fields validated at the form
  • Cross-referenced against dependents

• Server data

  INSERT INTO item_template

  (entry, name, displayid)

  VALUES (190042, 'Ashbringer',

  64821);

  1 row · previewed · not yet run

  • Six tools write straight to the world DB
  • Schema detected per core, per version
  • No restart to see the change

• Assets

  m2sword_2h_ashbringer
  • M2 viewer picks display IDs visually
  • Map editor places doodads in-app
  • Workers keep the heavy passes off the UI

• Delivery

  v1.0.62shipped

  v1.0.61archived

  v1.0.60archived

  pinnedItem Creator
  • Realtime changelog over Supabase
  • Version pinning per tool
  • Patch MPQ exported from the app

Adding one item used to cost four tools and a restart. The IDs were grepped, the DBC was patched by hand, the SQL was written blind, and the display ID was a guess you only checked at the login screen.

Thirty-six tools, one table of contents. Each tool is a sandboxed feature module. The landing screen is the index; nothing is more than two clicks from the cursor.

• Achievement Editor
• Talent Editor
• Spell Editor
• Quest Editor
• Title Editor
• Faction Editor
• Creature Editor
• Currency Editor
• Enchant & Affix Editor
• Glyph Creator
• Scaling Gear Studio
• GameObject Studio
• Mount Creator
• Login Screen Studio
• Icon Editor
• SAI Editor
• Taxi Path Editor
• Map Editor
• Dungeon Designer
• World Event Designer
• Custom Class Creator
• Item Creator
• Item Generator
• NPC Generator
• Loot Generator
• Vendor Generator
• Skill Line Manager
• Teleport Manager
• DBC Library
• DBC Manager
• SQL Query Builder
• M2 Viewer
• Map Asset Packer
• Import / Export
• AI Assistant
• Shop

> select a tool for its one-line brief

What’s in the window. Seven screens out of thirty-six. Pin a tool to a release in the Changelog and the next launch pulls it automatically.

Editors and creators, by category.

Achievements, Talents, Titles, Spells, Quests, Factions, Creatures, Currencies — plus the Skill Line Manager, Custom Class Creator, Enchant & Affix Editor, and an M2 Viewer. Each tool is a sandboxed feature module; the landing is the table of contents.

• DBC
• MySQL
• Sandboxed
• 36 tools

A server browser that edits realmlist.wtf so you don’t.

Discover, filter, and connect to private WoW realms. Pin favourites, see latency, and swap realmlists on connect. Server operators can submit their own listing with a tagline, a flag, and a Discord invite.

• Realmlist
• Latency
• Submissions

All 49,843 spells, one record at a time.

Spell.dbc streamed straight off your client — every effect, aura, cost and attribute on one page, with the icon and tooltip the game will actually print. Clone a rank, batch-edit a family, or export the whole file back out.

• 230+ fields
• Batch edit
• Live preview

Talent trees you can see.

All three trees per class on one canvas, drawn from Talent.dbc and TalentTab.dbc. Move a talent, rewire a prerequisite, or start a whole new tree — the ranks, icons and arrows stay honest.

• 10 classes
• Pet trees
• Undo/redo

Balanced items, generated to budget.

Pick a slot, an item level and a stat spread; the generator spends the budget the way the game does and shows you the tooltip before anything is written. Export as DBC, SQL, JSON, CSV — or straight into the world DB.

• Stat budget
• Batch ×250
• TC / AC

Documentation where you’re already looking.

Every editor documented in-app, cross-linked to emulator references. No tab-switching to a wiki — the docs live next to the fields they describe, and search is offline-first.

• Offline
• Cross-linked
• Searchable

A changelog that pages itself.

Searchable timeline of what shipped, broke, and got fixed — with realtime updates over Supabase. When a new build lands, the client knows; when you pin a tool to a version, it stays pinned.

• Realtime
• Version-pinned
• Timestamped

Built for the shape of this data. DBCs are fixed-width binary, world databases are relational, and models are geometry. Nothing here is a spreadsheet macro.

• Renderer

  Vite · React 19 · TypeScript

  Hash-routed SPA inside Tauri 2. Feature-scoped modules, not a framework.

• Native

  Rust · NAPI-RS · wgpu

  DBC parsing and M2 rendering live in Rust for the parts that can’t be slow.

• Data

  DBC · MySQL · Supabase

  Client DBCs read-local. World MySQL writes for the six tools that need them. Supabase for auth & realtime.

• Cores

  TrinityCore · AzerothCore

  DBC work is core-agnostic; MySQL writers detect the schema and adjust.

• 3D

  Three.js · Bevy

  The M2 viewer renders in Three.js; the map editor runs a native Bevy viewport on wgpu.

• Commerce

  Stripe · Stripe Connect

  One-time, subscription, and creator payouts — all wired into the in-app Shop.