Connect your computer and phone on the same local network. Pairing needs two scans.
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Keep both pages open. Refreshing either page ends this pairing.
Point the camera at the entire QR code.
The connection is ready. Start sharing the game window on your computer.
Match visible minimap or scenery landmarks, including partial views. Images stay on this computer; only a recognized map ID is sent.
Keep this page open while playing. Recognition identifies the map; the exact player position is not tracked yet. This fan tool is not approved by Nexon; ban-free use cannot be guaranteed.
On a Mac, Maple Atlas Companion pairs with one scan: point your phone’s camera at the QR in the app.
First, the phone scans the computer’s QR. Then the computer scans the new response shown on the phone. Both screens must say Connected before tracking starts.
If the computer has no camera, use a QR image or copy the phone response using a transfer method you already trust.
Both devices must be on the same reachable local network. A phone on cellular data or a computer on a different network cannot connect through this server-free mode. Guest Wi-Fi, VPNs and firewalls can also block it. Keep both pages open.
Allow camera access on both devices. Browsers keep a device’s local network address private until the page has camera access; without it, the devices exchange private names that many phones and routers cannot resolve. The camera only reads pairing codes. On a Mac, also check System Settings → Privacy & Security → Local Network and make sure your browser is allowed.
The first download needs internet. Saved map data and visual matching can then run locally. Market updates still need internet.
Set your current map and where you want to go.
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Maple Atlas follows your game. The free companion app reads your in-game minimap, and your phone shows exactly where you are, with directions through every recorded portal to where you want to go.
Pick the game window. It reads only the minimap, and screen images never leave your computer.
Point your phone's camera at the QR. After that it reconnects by itself, even after restarts.
Your dot moves on the map as you play, with hints like “Head right, about one screen” toward the next portal.
Fewest-portal paths across Victoria Island and beyond.
Maps, NPCs, monsters, quests and 7,786 items.
Your next quest per NPC, saved on this device.
Save the map data once and keep playing.
No account, no server, no cloud. Your computer and phone talk directly over your own network, and only the map you're on and your position travel between them. Progress stays on your device.
Add Maple Atlas to your Home screen to open it full screen, like an app.
Read the code, build the apps yourself or contribute on github.com/tal412/maple-atlas.
An independent fan project, not made or endorsed by Nexon. MapleStory is a trademark of Nexon.