Objective routing
Choose the map content you want to reach.
Stop searching the entire map
The next objective gets a line.
Map Boss. Ritual. Breach. Expedition. Findigo turns the objective you care about into a clear route through the current terrain.
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YOU
MAP BOSS
RitualBreachExpedition
BossRoute target
RitualRoute target
BreachRoute target
ExpeditionRoute target
How it works
Pick the content. Follow the route.
Choose an objective, follow terrain-aware guidance and keep the mapping view tuned to the information you need.
Terrain awareness
Guide around discovered walls and paths.
Combined party view
Ultimate can merge relevant party information into one radar.
Configurable canvas
Tune opacity, zoom, labels and visibility.
See it working
Terrain-aware guidance, not a generic arrow
The route follows the discovered map structure so the guidance can respond to walls and walkable paths.
Works withFindigo Solo + Standard + Ultimate
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Try the radar freeCommon questions
Before you try it.
Which objectives can the radar guide toward?
Findigo can guide toward map bosses and supported league content such as Ritual, Breach and Expedition.
Does the line ignore terrain?
No. The guidance uses discovered terrain and walkable structure instead of behaving like a simple straight-line pointer.
Can I change how the radar looks?
Yes. Findigo exposes map opacity, zoom, marker styling and other canvas controls.
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