Workbench
The workbench compares modules side by side. Right-click any module anywhere on the site and pick "Add to workbench". It floats above the page, as a bottom sheet on mobile, and follows you around, showing your modules next to each other with a combined price, a DPS estimate for damage module sets, and a breakdown by type.
It holds 25 modules and needs an account.
"Share" copies a link to it. Whoever opens that link sees the same modules and can pull them into their own workbench in one click. "Save" turns the contents into a new private collection. "Clear all modules" empties it.
Roll calculator
The calculator answers the question you should ask before spending anything: what are the odds.
Pick a module category, optionally narrow by meta group or level, and set the attribute ranges you want. It lists every base module and mutaplasmid pairing that could produce that roll, with the chance a single roll lands inside all your ranges, written as a percentage and as "1 in N". Combinations that cannot reach your targets say so.
Next to that is the expected cost: the base module plus the mutaplasmid, divided by the probability, which is what hitting the roll should cost you on average. Hover for the breakdown.
Prices come from the daily Jita average, so they move.
You can import a module from Pyfa as a starting point, and the query lives in the URL, so a probability search can be shared or bookmarked.
Worth reading the rolling guide before you act on any of it.
Omega calculator
The Omega calculator works out what Omega actually costs per month when you stack discounts: buy PLEX on sale, redeem it for Omega in the New Eden Store during an Omega sale.
Pick a PLEX package, enter the current PLEX and store discounts, and apply the MarkeeDragon 3% code if you use it. It gives you the effective cost per month, how many months you can afford, what you saved, and a table comparing each combination of discounts against the others.
Bookmarks
Bookmarks save pages, not modules. The bookmarks card in the sidebar has an "Add current page" button that saves wherever you are under a name you choose.
Because every filter lives in the URL, bookmarking a search saves the entire filter setup. That is the point of them: a market search you keep coming back to, a calculator query, a location. Needs an account.
Notes
"Add note" in any module's menu attaches a private note to it. Nobody else ever sees it, and it follows the module everywhere it appears.
Picking it turns on note editing for the whole page: every module gets a field, so you can write several at once and save them all with the bar at the bottom. Clearing a field and saving removes that note.
Collection notes work the same way but are shared. They live in collections.
Asking prices
"Set asking price" is on the menu of any module you have listed for sale. It works like notes: every module you own gets a price field, and one save sets them all. Leaving one empty removes its price, and buyers go back to naming their own number through an offer.
The sell page has an "Edit asking prices" button that starts the same mode without going through a menu.
