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What’s new

Every release of PoE2 Oracle, newest first; a section named Unreleased, when there is one, is what the next release brings. While Update automatically is on, the app installs a new release by itself (Updates and uninstall), and the site’s download button always gives the latest one.

[0.1.8] - 2026-10-06

Added

  • Quality on every item. A weapon, armour piece, ring or amulet with quality now lists its quality among the price panel’s filters, unchecked: tick it to find items with at least as much. That includes a catalyst’s quality on jewellery, such as “Quality (Attack Modifiers): +62%”. The trade site’s quality filter can’t tell the kinds of quality apart, so it finds any kind.

Fixed

  • Critical hit chance keeps its decimals. A weapon with 12.52% critical hit chance showed and searched 12%; now it’s 12.52%.
  • Physical DPS on weapons with elemental damage. A weapon whose physical damage was under two thirds of its total, like a spear with added lightning damage, hid its Physical DPS filter. Now it’s listed whenever physical damage is at least 15% of the total, as elemental DPS already was.
  • Links in What’s new. An address in a change no longer breaks in the middle across two lines: links read as words and open in your browser.

[0.1.7] - 2026-10-06

Added

  • A click outside closes the panel, if you want. A new setting, Close on a click outside in the settings’ Price check section, lets a click anywhere in the game outside the price panel close it, as Esc does; the click itself still reaches the game. It’s off by default, so the panel still closes only with Esc or its ×.
  • What’s new in the settings. A new last section of the settings, What’s new, lists every version’s changes, newest first, in the app’s language, and marks the version you have.
  • A scrollbar in the settings. A section longer than the window shows a scrollbar on its right, so you can see there is more below and drag it.

[0.1.6] - 2026-10-01

Fixed

  • The XP plate knows your level again after a restart. If a character had gained levels lately, the plate showed “next level in” instead of the level after you restarted the app or logged in. Now the level shows right away. The app also saves the XP bar more often, so even a sudden shutdown hardly throws it off. And if the plate still shows “next level in”, the level appears as soon as you reach the next one.

[0.1.5] - 2026-09-30

Added

  • Update automatically, right on the installer’s first page. You can turn it off there, before the app ever starts, and it stays off until you turn it back on in the settings. With it off the app stays offline and never updates itself.

[0.1.4] - 2026-09-30

Changed

  • Starts, installs and updates are counted, as numbers only. While Update automatically is on, the app tells oracle.pushka.biz when it starts, whether this is a fresh install, and your interface language, so these can be counted. No name, address or id is kept, and with Update automatically off nothing is sent. The installer’s privacy page and the guide say what is counted.

Fixed

  • The XP plate shows your level again after a restart or a login. After a restart or a login the plate often didn’t know your level and showed “next level in” until your next level-up, which at high levels takes days. Now it works out your level on its own and shows it right away. If it can’t tell which character you’re on, it still shows “next level in” until your next level-up.

[0.1.3] - 2026-09-29

Fixed

  • A light on the game’s XP bar no longer inflates your levelling speed. A warm light in the scene could make the overlay misread the empty part of the bar as filled and count the difference as experience: a player at level 93 saw +186%/h where the real rate was about +40%/h. The overlay now reads the bar correctly through such light, and leaves a reading it isn’t sure of alone.

[0.1.2] - 2026-09-29

Fixed

  • Automatic updates no longer give up on a slow download. If the installer was slow to start arriving, while an antivirus checked it, say, or on a slow connection, the app abandoned the update and kept retrying with the same result. Now it waits. Versions 0.1.0 and 0.1.1 still give up: if yours keeps saying “Couldn’t update to version 0.1.2” in its settings, download this version from oracle.pushka.biz and install it once by hand.

[0.1.1] - 2026-09-28

Added

  • Extra logging for the XP overlay, to help track down a wrong levelling speed. How to turn it on is in CONTRIBUTING.

Fixed

  • Resting the pointer on the game’s XP bar no longer inflates your levelling speed. Holding the pointer over the bar for its tooltip made the overlay read it as nearly full and count that as experience: a player at level 93 saw +250-350%/h for half an hour. The overlay now ignores the bar while the pointer is on it.
  • Other brief misreadings of the bar no longer count as experience. A sudden jump or drop now has to hold for a moment before it counts, so a one-off misread that corrects itself changes nothing. A level-up the game reports still counts at once.

[0.1.0] - 2026-09-27

The first public release, on oracle.pushka.biz. The installer isn’t digitally signed yet, so Windows may say “Windows protected your PC”: click More info, then Run anyway.

Added

  • Price check on Ctrl+E. Point at an item in your inventory, your stash or a vendor’s window and press the hotkey (you can change it). A panel opens next to the inventory with the cheapest similar listings on the official trade site: price, item level, seller and how long ago each was listed. Hover a listing to see it the way the game’s tooltip shows it. Both the English and the Russian game client work: the search goes to the trade site in the item’s language. Drag the panel aside, and it opens there next time.
  • Filters you can adjust. Each of the item’s modifiers is a row with its tier and the range to search. Search profiles pick the rows for you: Quick price (up to four of the most valuable modifiers), Exact match, Broad −10% and Crafting base. One click widens or narrows the search: the item’s base or its whole class, its rarity, corrupted items, which sellers (instant buyout by default) and the currency of the price. When nothing is found, the panel offers a broader search.
  • Currency Exchange prices. Currency, omens, runes, essences and everything else on the exchange get a market card priced from GGG’s own hourly record of the exchange’s trades: the value in divine, exalted and chaos orbs, a seven-day chart from poe2scout, the hourly volume and what your stack is worth. An item nobody has traded lately shows poe2scout’s price instead.
  • Unique item prices from poe2scout, next to the trade search.
  • The league on the panel, with the Divine Orb’s price in Exalted Orbs beside it; a click switches the league.
  • Links to poe2db, the wiki and Craft of Exile. The Craft of Exile link opens the item in its crafting simulator with the base, item level, rarity and modifiers already set, from the Russian client too.
  • Whispers. A click on the listing of a seller who trades in person copies the trade site’s whisper for the game chat.
  • Waystone marks. Mark a waystone’s modifiers as danger, caution or wanted, and every waystone you check later shows them.
  • Vendor gamble offers are recognised: instead of searching, the panel says the item is revealed only after you buy it.
  • Sign-in to pathofexile.com, optional, on the site’s own page, in a window of the app. It adds your private leagues to the league menus by themselves, the sum filter rows, and the trade site’s To hideout and Whisper buttons on listings. The app never sees your password: it keeps only the site’s session, in Windows Credential Manager.
  • The trade site’s limits respected. After the site refuses a search, the app sends it nothing until the lockout ends, and the panel says when to try again.
  • XP overlay on the game’s HUD, in its own frames and colours. Above the flask panel: how fast you level, in percent of a level per hour, and the time to the next level. Above the skill panel: a timer for the current map, with the map’s experience and your average map time. Time in towns and hideouts stays out of the levelling speed: there its plate dims and shows only how much of the level you have. The plates step aside when a game tooltip covers them and let your clicks through to the game, except on the ⚙ that opens the settings.
  • Quick actions: up to 12 keys of your choice that send a chat command (/hideout, @last thanks) or type a stash search. One press, one command.
  • Settings for the league, the hotkeys, the quick actions, the default sellers, the interface scale (80 to 150%), the XP overlay, starting with Windows and updates. Warnings at the top say what keeps price checks from working: the game in exclusive Fullscreen or run as administrator, or another program holding the game’s item-copy keys.
  • English and Russian interface, in the game client’s language by default.
  • A tray icon, a taskbar button or both, as you choose; a click opens the settings.
  • A welcome after installing and a short tour of the league setting, a first price check, the price panel and the XP overlay. Settings → Help → Tutorial shows it again.
  • Automatic updates from oracle.pushka.biz. A new version or new item data installs by itself within minutes of its release, once none of the app’s windows is open, and a plate over the game says so after the restart. Nothing runs unless it carries the developer’s signature and arrived whole. Update automatically in the settings turns updates off.
  • Reports to the developer from a window of the app, with no account: a problem, an idea, or an item read or priced wrong, with the item’s text and a diagnostics report if you like. After a crash, the next start opens this window with what the app reported attached. Without the app, the form on the site takes a problem or an idea.
  • Installer for your Windows user, with no administrator rights needed: a Start menu shortcut and, if you like, a start with Windows. Its first page says what the app sends over the internet and links the privacy policy. Uninstalling keeps your settings unless you tick Settings and cache.