RustWho Intel for BattleMetrics door RustWho

RustWho Intel for BattleMetrics adds useful Rust player and server tools directly inside supported BattleMetrics pages.

Instead of opening extra tabs to check Rust hours, name history, top servers, player activity, clan tags, groups, notes, and ban signals, RustWho brings the important context onto the BattleMetrics page you are already viewing.

Free tools include:

• Player basics on BattleMetrics player pages
• Rust hour summaries
• Name history
• Top Rust servers
• Active server roster search
• Server ban signal checks
• Player groups
• Quick-add group controls
• Private player notes
• Group membership highlights
• Clan radar on supported server pages
• Server population timing and event feed

Player groups and private notes are stored locally in your browser. They are useful for tracking teammates, enemies, suspicious players, clans, and players you want to remember across BattleMetrics pages.

Optional Detective tools:

Detective users can unlock deeper investigation tools, including:

• Game ban and OSINT checks
• Player behavior intel
• Offline predictor
• Activity heat
• Servers played on the same day
• Deeper RustWho investigation context

Rust+ Informer connection:

Wipe Pass, Strategist, and Detective users can also use the extension to help connect Rust+ Informer through the supported Facepunch companion login flow.

Plan access:

• Free users can use the free BattleMetrics tools.
• Wipe Pass and Strategist users can use supported Rust+ Informer connection flows.
• Detective users unlock the deeper investigation tools.
• If your plan expires, access updates after revalidation.

Supported sites:

• https://www.battlemetrics.com/*
• https://companion-rust.facepunch.com/*
• https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize* only for the optional RustWho Discord bot setup step

Privacy:

RustWho only uses the permissions needed for supported features on supported pages. The extension does not bypass BattleMetrics, Steam, Facepunch, Discord, or RustWho access controls.

Data may be sent to RustWho only when needed for extension features, such as BattleMetrics player or server IDs, RustWho sign-in state, SteamID when available, Rust+ Informer token during the supported linking flow, and derived Rust activity metrics.

RustWho is not affiliated with or endorsed by BattleMetrics, Facepunch, Valve, Steam, or Discord.