Your next three steps
- 01
Set your planning context
Choose the matching game mode and player level before reading future requirements.
- 02
Enter what you own
Add stash quantities so the remaining requirement reflects the supplies you already have.
- 03
Compare the next use
Open task details, check hideout requirements and then compare the item value if you intend to sell.
Separate a future need from a current shortage
An item can appear in several requirements across your progression. Read which task is next, how many are still needed and whether an entry is an alternative requirement. A raw total without that context can lead to keeping too much or selling the last useful item.
The keep planner prioritizes unfinished requirements and uses your entered stash count to reduce what is still needed. Keep those counts current as you buy supplies, hand items over or use them during a raid.
Check found-in-raid conditions separately
The found-in-raid mark is a property of the individual item you are looking at. Similar-looking inventory items and shared short names do not establish that condition. Check the actual icon and the requirement before deciding which copy to keep.
A remaining-use fraction on a medical item or key is not its item quantity. When reviewing loot, distinguish one physical item from the number of uses it has left. This is especially useful for similarly named medical items and keys.
Use one repeatable keep-or-sell routine
First check the next unfinished task and the hideout station you are working toward. Then compare that need with your current stash count. Only after those checks does the flea or trader value answer the remaining selling question.
Keep the shopping list for shortages, not as a second copy of the entire stash. A short list of missing supplies is easier to use before a raid and easier to clear once you have acquired what you need.
- Match the exact item variant.
- Read required quantity and found-in-raid conditions.
- Update entered stash counts after handovers.
- Review the next hideout upgrade before selling.
Frequently asked questions
Does the keep list read my stash automatically?
No. Enter your stash quantities in the planner so the remaining requirement can account for them.
Can I plan for tasks above my current level?
Yes. Player level helps organize future task needs as well as the requirements relevant to your current plan.
Are quest and hideout requirements the same list?
The app provides quest keep planning and hideout upgrade requirements as distinct views. Check both when deciding whether to keep an item.
Does a 1/2 label mean I have two items?
No. For items with remaining uses, a fraction is a use limit. Count the physical items separately.