A local desktop app (Electron) that answers one question: what should you farm for gil this week in FFXIV, given your gatherer levels and MSQ progress.
Pulls live Universalis price/velocity aggregates and Saddlebag Exchange trends for a curated database of gatherable items, explains why each item sells (recipe consumers, leve turn-ins, GC supply — from Garland Tools data), re-ranks instantly as you drag your MIN/BTN level and expansion sliders, and turns your top farmables into a retainer selling plan (undercut price, stack size that actually sells, market saturation) from live listings. A live Eorzea clock ⏰ shows up-now / next-window timers on every timed node.
The sweep dashboard — sliders re-rank instantly; every item carries a price sparkline, node spawn window, and a "why it sells" demand breakdown:
Market drill-down — click any row for live listing depth, days of stock, and the hours buyers actually buy:
Craft value-add — HQ-aware margins for recipes that use what you farm:
Trends — week-over-week digest and per-item history charts from your local snapshot archive:
From Releases:
gil-sweep-x.y.z-setup.exe— installer; auto-updates from GitHub releases.gil-sweep-x.y.z-portable.exe— no install, run from anywhere; re-download to update.
Both are unsigned, so SmartScreen will warn on first run (More info → Run anyway).
npm run setup # once: installs desktop + renderer deps (Node 20+)
npm run dev # Angular dev server + Electron window
npm run package:win # -> desktop/release/gil-sweep-<version>-portable.exe
Angular renderer --IPC--> Electron main --> Universalis / Saddlebag (live prices)
(sliders re-rank locally) \--> JSON snapshots (userData) + bundled item DB
desktop/src/main/— Electron main: sweep engine, market API clients, snapshot persistence.desktop/renderer/— Angular 18 standalone renderer; all ranking/filtering happens client-side over the latest snapshot, so slider changes are instant (no refetch).desktop/data/— curated item DB and demand signals (recipe consumers, leves, GC supply) shipped with the app.
Snapshots and config live in the OS user-data folder; nothing leaves your machine except the market API calls.
The item database (desktop/data/) is maintainer-curated: every entry's node/location is verified against Garland Tools, and top-selling trap items (FC submarine loot, vendor flips) are tracked but never recommended as farms.
- Universalis — market board prices and sale velocities
- Saddlebag Exchange — market trend states
- Garland Tools — item, node, and recipe data
Apache-2.0 (see LICENSE). FINAL FANTASY XIV is a registered trademark of Square Enix Holdings Co., Ltd. This project is a fan-made market tool: it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Square Enix, does not interact with the game client, and only reads community market APIs.