Free · Open source · MIT
Requires Windows 10, 11 or Linux
Prices every row of the Runeshape menu
Shows prices in Exalted and Divine Orbs
Reads 9 game client languages
Reads HDR, dimmed and 4K screens
Rates Expedition waves by reward
Highlights rare rune tiles
It touches nothing,
yet knows the price of everything.
The latest release, from GitHub · What's new
Download and run. No installer, no account. The Linux builds need chmod +x first.
Press Select Region or F10 and drag a box around the Runeshape menu.
Open the menu in the game. A price appears next to every item. F8 turns reading on and off, F9 reads once.
No. RuneHelper never reads game memory, injects code or sends input to the game. It captures the part of the screen you select and reads the text in it.
The Windows build is not code-signed yet, and Microsoft Defender's machine-learning check tends to flag unsigned programs that capture the screen, draw over other windows and register hotkeys. It is a false positive: the source code and the build that produces every release are public on GitHub, and each release is reported to Microsoft.
From poe.ninja, through a cache on denz.pw that refreshes hourly, so poe.ninja is not called from every computer. If the cache cannot be reached, the app asks poe.ninja directly.
English, Русский, Deutsch, Français, Español, Português, 한국어, 日本語 and ไทย. Localized item names are matched to their prices, and the code is on GitHub under the MIT license.
RuneHelper has no accounts, no telemetry and no analytics. Your settings, the price cache and the log stay on your computer, in %APPDATA%\Denz\RuneHelper on Windows and ~/.config/RuneHelper on Linux.
The app makes three kinds of requests, each with its version in the User-Agent header:
RuneHelperhttps://denz.pw/poe2/economy with the league and item category, or poe.ninja directly when denz.pw cannot be reached.https://denz.pw/poe2/combinations.json, once at start.denz.pw keeps a technical log of requests (time, IP address, requested address and user agent) to run the service and stop abuse. Daily visitor counts are stored as salted hashes of IP addresses, which cannot be turned back into addresses. Nothing is sold or shared.
This page loads nothing from other sites. Downloads and the update check go to GitHub, where the GitHub privacy statement applies.