RustWho Intel for BattleMetrics

RustWho tools for BattleMetrics and Steam: Rust hours, names, servers, rosters, groups, notes, ban signals, and shortcuts.

RustWho Intel for BattleMetrics adds Rust-focused context while you browse BattleMetrics player and server pages. It helps you check player history, server activity, local notes, groups, and RustWho signals without constantly opening separate tabs. The extension includes free BattleMetrics tools such as Rust playtime summaries, recent activity windows, name history, top Rust servers, active roster search, server-ban signal checks, local player groups, and private notes. Player groups and private notes are stored locally in your browser. They are useful for remembering teammates, enemies, suspicious players, clans, and other players you want to track across BattleMetrics pages. On Steam Community profile pages, RustWho can add shortcut buttons to open the matching RustWho profile. Detective users can also use the Steam page shortcut to look up a matching BattleMetrics profile when available. Detective users can unlock deeper investigation panels, including game-ban and OSINT checks, behavior reads, activity heatmaps, offline timing, same-day server movement, linked-account leads, and other RustWho investigation context. Wipe Pass, Strategist, and Detective users can also use the extension to help connect Rust+ Informer through the supported Facepunch companion login flow. After the Facepunch login, the extension sends you back to RustWho to finish setup. Plan access: - Free users can use the included BattleMetrics tools and RustWho Steam profile shortcut. - Wipe Pass and Strategist users can use supported Rust+ Informer connection flows. - Detective users unlock deeper investigation tools and Detective-only Steam profile lookup. - If your plan expires, access updates after revalidation. Privacy: RustWho only uses the permissions needed for supported features on supported pages. The extension does not bypass BattleMetrics, Steam, Facepunch, 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, Steam profile IDs from supported Steam pages, Rust+ Informer token during the supported linking flow, and derived Rust activity metrics. RustWho is not affiliated with or endorsed by BattleMetrics, Facepunch, Valve, or Steam.