These community and official tools make routine tasks faster—planning ops, tracking growth, timing sends, and optimizing development. Use the summaries below to decide what’s worth your time.
What it’s for: gameworld statistics, player activity and alliance history, map overviews, and creating/participating in operations (including personal plans). See our separate guide “Personal Attack Plans in Gettertools” for step-by-step use.
Best when:
You need clean overviews (players/alliances, growth, settlements).
You’re preparing coordinated attacks or structured fake/real waves.
What it’s for: quick “inactive” searches (nearby players with no growth), report-attack collection/analysis (alliance registration required), defense calls that auto-close when filled, and resource-push calls that auto-close when targets are met.
Best when:
You want a light workflow to collect incomings, defense, or resource support without spreadsheets.
What it’s for: on worlds with troop merging/forwarding, compare gold/resource costs and choose cheaper merge options before you commit. (Spreadsheet tool.)
Best when:
You’re running frequent merges and need to minimize gold spend.
Note: External sheet—review permissions and never share your Travian login.
What it’s for: a basic countdown you can set to repeat at fixed intervals (useful for regular farm runs or check-ins).
Best when:
You need a nudge to keep farming on schedule without in-game alerts.
Use Gettertools for big-picture tracking and op planning; layer Travco when you need structured calls (defense/resource) that auto-close.
For economy worlds, run the merge calculator before spending gold; for capitals, follow the cropper helper to avoid dead-end upgrades.
