RustWho Intelligence

RustWho Intelligence adds useful Rust player context to BattleMetrics and Steam without getting in the way. On BattleMetrics player and server pages, RustWho places Rust hours, recent activity, name history, top servers, active roster search, server-ban signals, player groups, and private notes beside the profile you are already viewing. By default, these tools use information available to your browser on the current page. Users with their own BattleMetrics API token can optionally enable Personal API Mode for additional accuracy and coverage. Page-derived activity totals may be estimates when BattleMetrics exposes only partial information. On public Steam Community profiles, RustWho adds a compact Steam overview with total public hours, Rust hours, recent Rust activity, and public game count whenever Steam makes that information available. Quick actions let you copy the SteamID or open SteamDB and RustWho. Detective users can also search for a matching BattleMetrics profile when available. Use RustWho to review players before teaming up, recognize previous names, follow server activity, and keep useful context close to the page. Plans - Free includes BattleMetrics page tools, local player groups and notes, and public Steam profile intelligence. - Wipe Pass, Strategist, and Detective include the supported Rust+ Informer connection flow. - Detective adds deeper player intelligence and OSINT checks, including game-ban and linked-account signals, behavior reads, activity heatmaps, offline timing, and same-day server movement. - If a plan changes or expires, access updates after account revalidation. Privacy Player groups, private notes, and personal BattleMetrics API tokens are stored locally in your browser. Personal API tokens are used only for direct requests from your browser to BattleMetrics and are never sent to RustWho. Results obtained using a personal token are not permanently stored. Data is sent only when required by a supported RustWho feature. This may include BattleMetrics player or server IDs, RustWho sign-in and plan state, a public SteamID, derived Rust activity metrics, or a Rust+ Informer token during the supported linking flow. On supported Steam profiles, the public SteamID may also be sent to rustplayerlookup.com to retrieve the public-hours snapshot. RustWho does not bypass access controls on BattleMetrics, Steam, or Facepunch. RustWho is not affiliated with or endorsed by BattleMetrics, Facepunch, Valve, or Steam.