This helper allows you to browse your Sea of Thieves profile like on the official website, just a bit better… and we keep a history of your progression too! You can also compare yourself to other profiles if your friends share their codes with you.
If you wish to contact me for whatever reason just send a mail to sot@geekya.com
In order to retrieve your profile data you will need to run a javascript snippet or use our bookmarklet.
Only your pirate profile data will be sent to us (what does that mean?). You will get a unique URL under which you can view, update or delete your data (no user account required). The update process is manual as this is a roundabout way to access the private API.
Profiles that have not been updated for 6 months will get purged automatically. Our privacy policy applies.
It is highly recommended to do this on Desktop!
This is essentially what the bookmarklet does but if you don't have a bookmark bar you do this manually.
The overview tab can be a display of your accomplishments or a to-do list, or both, or more!
The favorites section allows you to pin almost everything! Add custom markdown-formatted text (or even HTML!) to organize, show off and customize to your heart's content!
We are pretty lenient, don't make us take things away :) If you think one-liners are limiting your creativity let us know. If you want to go crazy talk to us beforehand and we can maybe pave the path.
Interesting stuff and quite comparable too!
Handy fish table, even has a popout version!
Did you know, this is what this viewer started as? It even has an analog origin!
The most sophisticated part of the profile viewer.
You may need to toggle the bookmark bar (usually command / ctrl + shift + B) but some browsers may need extra steps. Note that, at least in Chrome, you can also drag it onto the bookmark side panel, just make sure that you drag it onto a folder or it won't work.
Opera for example will simply block adding a javascript bookmarklet unless you hold shift in the process.
Vivaldi will block the bookmarklet script and change the URL to about:blank#blocked
when you drag the button onto the bookmark bar.
To fix this, copy the script from method 2, edit the blocked bookmarklet and replace about:blank#blocked
with javascript:
(note the colon) and paste the copied method 2 script right after the colon, then save it.
Good! It's generally a bad idea if you cannot understand the code. And it's very sketchy in nature to get asked to execute code, in a logged in website no less. You should generally never do that!
If you would open the dev-console on, for example, discord.com you would see a huge message saying
Unfortunately it's the only way to import the data (well technically you could do it manually but it would be a pain). We tried to be as open and transparent as we can, if that isn't enough you could try ask ChatGPT what the snippet is about. Or have a chat in Discord :)
The SoT website returns costume variations (and legacy figureheads) with the same name, the wiki however gave them descriptive names. We use those descriptive names to disambiguate duplicate item names because dupes - since everything is matched by name - mess with lookups.
The problem is that the SoT website, for some reason, does not return those same-named items in a consistent order and therefore we cannot reliably assign them. There is also one title dupe (actual different entitlements with identical names) messing with things.
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If you wish to contact me for whatever reason just send a mail to sot@geekya.com or contact the captain on Discord