Your Rust team's Rust+ data, live, in one browser tab

Rustolia turns Rust+'s companion protocol into a shared team dashboard – live map, cameras, chat, and rival-team tracking, synced for everyone on your team at once. Not a personal phone app. A team command center.

One shared map, live

Every teammate's position, in real time, on the same map – plus death, base, and stash markers, and a drawing overlay your whole team can annotate together. Not five phones with five different views: one dashboard, synced.

CCTV, PTZ, turret, and drone cameras

Watch any camera your team has paired, styled like an old CCTV monitor – pan and zoom, fire and reload an auto turret, or fly a drone with full WASD flight controls. Nearby players show as green (team) or red (everyone else) name tags, just like the real Rust+ app.

Track rival teams

The Intel tab lets you group non-team players you've spotted into labeled containers, see who's online, and draw labeled alliance lines between groups – building up a picture of server politics Rust+ itself never gives you.

Team chat, smart switches, and more

Read and send team chat from your browser. Toggle paired smart switches from the map. See who's online, who's leading, and how many players are on the server – all from one tab, no phone required.

How it works

Sign in with Steam

No separate account, no password – just the Steam account you already play Rust with.

Pair with your server

One quick step in-game, the same way the official Rust+ app pairs. Your whole team shares one dashboard once someone's paired it.

Play

Open rustolia.net whenever you want live eyes on your base, your team, and the map – from a phone, a laptop, wherever.

Viewing a map needs a subscription

Signing in is free. Opening any server's dashboard – your own or a teammate's – needs an active subscription, or a free/VIP grant from an admin.