Target-based crafting
Organize cluster, item, and jewel targets with combinations that respect prefix and suffix limits.
Bring cluster, map, flask, and item crafting into one focused desktop tool. Choose your target, mark orb positions, and keep the process under control.
Currently supports Path of Exile 1 only — not Path of Exile 2.
ONE TOOL, FOCUSED FLOW
Organize cluster, item, and jewel targets with combinations that respect prefix and suffix limits.
Filter unwanted map modifiers and quickly review flask targets and minimum level requirements.
Start with F4 and stop instantly with F5. Adjust delays and post-craft behavior to match your setup.
HOW TO USE
The video guide will show the complete setup without taking you away from this page.
Install Exile's Foundry and sign in to your account.
Set the orb positions you use in the game.
Choose a target and start crafting with F4.
CRAFTING & PLANNING DETAILS
A closer look at Cluster templates and the comparative score used by Voyage Planner.
Exile's Foundry includes ready-made templates for many of the most searched and commonly traded Cluster Jewels. Choose Small, Medium, or Large first so only templates for that size are shown.
Select a template to load its accepted modifier combinations. Each row is an acceptable result the craft can target.
Double-click an unwanted combination in the list. It is removed only from the current session, so reopening the template restores it.
After removing the combination, press Save. The current list is then written back to that template and will be used next time.
Press + Combination, give the template a name, search the modifier pool, and double-click modifiers to add them. A combination accepts up to two prefixes and two suffixes. Set its priority, then choose Add combination to session for a temporary target or Add and save template to keep it.
Voyage Score is Exile's Foundry's comparative planning score. It is not an official Path of Exile statistic, a currency estimate, or a promise of loot. A higher score means the selected nine-chart layout better matches the planner's reward and synergy priorities.
All nine Charts must form one reachable board. Internal lines must agree on both Charts; the planner tests compatible shapes and rotations, then chooses a valid route.
Self modifiers count for their own Area. Adjacent modifiers gain value for every neighbouring Area they affect: two from a corner, three from an edge, and four from the centre. All-Voyage modifiers are valued across all nine Areas.
Currency, Divination Cards, Scarabs, treasure, pack size, quantity, Rare Monsters, Strongboxes and Golden Lanterns receive different relative weights. Higher-level Charts and valuable special destinations also add value.
The planner reads the modifiers around the board and places Charts where their self or adjacent effects reinforce the strongest border rewards. Per-connection bonuses use the actual number of internal links on that cell.
When a border makes Rare Monsters drop an additional valuable currency, the target Area is treated as an anchor. Adjacent Strongboxes, guaranteed Rare sources, increased Rare Monsters and Pack Size are prioritized because community testing shows they create the biggest payoff.
The optimizer compares valid arrangements using the Charts it actually scanned, respects special restrictions such as a maximum of one Kishara's Rest, and returns the highest-scoring compatible plan—not a universal best board.
FEATURE WALKTHROUGH
Open any screenshot for a closer look. The Cluster Craft and Voyage Planner workflows are covered in the video guide; the remaining features are documented below.
Confirm your access, then configure the application for your setup.
View the signed-in email, remaining credits, redeem a new E-pin, and review previously redeemed codes.
Adjust crafting delay, review F4/F5 shortcuts, choose the interface language, and open location, notification, or account settings.
The built-in guide explains the complete first-craft sequence in four steps.
Select a crafting mode and, for clusters, choose Small, Medium, or Large.
Build the modifier combination you want while the application validates prefix and suffix limits.
Register the currency and inventory positions used by your crafting workflow.
Save the template, test with one item, start with F4, and stop immediately with F5.
Choose the workflow, define its targets, and decide what happens when crafting stops.
Switch between Cluster, Map, Sockets / Colors, Item, Voyage, and Auto Flask from one menu.
Choose whether the application does nothing, closes the game, or shuts down the PC when the run ends.
Search available modifiers, add targets, set priority, and save reusable templates with automatic prefix and suffix validation.
Add weighted prefix or suffix requirements when a craft needs several acceptable outcomes.
Build exact item targets or open a prepared trade search for a suitable cluster base.
Choose a base, influence, item level, currency rules, target count, and chain settings for item crafting.
Search the base's available modifiers and add the exact tier or affix you want as a target.
Choose a cluster template and open a matching Path of Exile Trade search with the required base, passives, and item level.
Dedicated modes keep specialized crafting rules clear and easy to review.
Set quantity and rarity thresholds, then maintain separate blacklists for normal and Memory / Nightmare maps.
Search the full modifier list and send unwanted affixes to the appropriate blacklist.
Set target sockets, links, and red, green, or blue colors while choosing the currencies the process may use.
Trigger selected life or mana flask keys when the available resource falls below your chosen threshold.
Review recommended modifier pairs, minimum item level, purpose, and finishing advice, then send the base directly to Item Craft.
Finish setup by registering screen positions and choosing how you want to be notified.
Review saved currency, stash, backup currency, and inventory coordinates in one compact list.
Align the crosshair with the exact center of a slot, confirm the coordinates, and save the location.
Connect Exile's Foundry to the ntfy mobile app to receive an alert whenever crafting stops.
Install the ntfy app from Google Play, the App Store, or F-Droid.
Leave the server as https://ntfy.sh and enter a long, random topic name in Private topic. Topic names on the public server can be accessed by anyone who guesses them, so never use personal information or share this value.
Open ntfy on your phone, tap +, and subscribe to the exact same topic on the ntfy.sh server. You can also use Copy Topic and open the copied subscription link on your phone.
Enable “Send a notification whenever crafting stops,” press Test Notification, allow phone notifications if prompted, and confirm that the test arrives.
Press Save. Exile's Foundry will now notify that topic whenever a crafting run stops.
ACCOUNT & SECURITY
Even after formatting your PC or reinstalling the app, your access time remains protected on the server. Sign in again and replace the old device with this computer.
Session details are encrypted on your device with Windows protection.
E-pin codes are single-use, and access time is calculated by the server.
Update packages are verified with SHA-256 before installation.
FOR WINDOWS
The newly branded build is ready. The public download link will activate here when it is uploaded to the Exile's Foundry download service.