About Satismaptory
Satismaptory is a free interactive map for Satisfactory that reads your save file to show what is left, and lets a group share progress and plans.
What it does
- Shows every resource node, well, geyser, Power Slug, Hard Drive, Somersloop and Mercer Sphere, filterable by type and purity.
- Reads your .sav file and greys out what you have tapped or collected, then shows your buildings on the map.
- Keeps a save for your group: shared check-offs, invite links, zones that count what is left inside them, and plans drawn on the map.
- Gives every location its own link, so you can send someone the exact spot. Start from the location guides.
Who runs it
Satismaptory is built by Jules, a Satisfactory player who runs a dedicated server, and operated by Saltado LLC, a Texas limited liability company of Austin, Texas. Questions and corrections: support@satismaptory.com.
Where the data comes from
Map tiles and positions come from valentinps/satisfactorymap (AGPL-3.0), with thanks to its author. Environment layers come from our own read of the game files. All of it was checked against game version 1.2.4.1.
Questions
- What is Satismaptory?
- A free interactive map for the game Satisfactory. It shows every resource node and collectible, and if you drop a save file on it, which ones you have already tapped or collected.
- Is it free?
- Yes. The map, save reading and shared saves are free, and the site runs on voluntary tips.
- Do I need an account?
- No. The map and dropping a save both work without one. An account is only needed to keep a save and share it.
- Is my save file uploaded?
- No. The .sav file is read inside your browser and never leaves your computer. If you sign in and keep a save, only a summary of it is stored: what is collected, player positions and your buildings.
- Can my friends see the same map?
- Yes. Keep a save, then send an invite link as viewer or editor. Everyone shares the same check-offs, zones and plans.
- Does it work with a dedicated server?
- Yes, if you can get the .sav file from the server. Drop it on the map like any other save.
- Does it work on a phone?
- The map opens on a phone. Reading a save takes more than a gigabyte of memory and has only been tested in a desktop browser.