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Foxlogi — Guide

Foxlogi is a web app for running a regiment's logistics in Foxhole: one shared map, one supply chain, one set of timers — instead of a Discord channel full of screenshots and a spreadsheet nobody updates.

Start with the Project Overview, then Getting Started if you already have an invite — or dive straight into any feature.

Contents

# Feature What it solves
— Project Overview What Foxlogi is, who it's for, the core loop
— Getting Started Logging in, what your first permission level means, your first hour
01 War Map One shared operational picture — depots, bunkers, timers, intel, supply arcs
02 Logistics Planner Turns one frontline request into transport / craft / refine / MPF tasks automatically
03 Stockpiles Codes, contents and totals across every depot, without pinning screenshots
04 Timers & Supply Tunnels Nothing despawns because nobody knew it was due
05 Request Templates Reusable loadouts that survive across wars
06 Bunker Supply Tells a driver what to load, where to get it, and where it goes
07 Scoreboard Celebrates the top contributors without turning into a surveillance tool
08 Regiment Management Permissions, member audit, action logs
09 Discord Bot Alerts land where the regiment already talks
10 Pilot Journal Air-wing scores, kills and losses
11 Settings & API Keys Personal preferences, colours, integration keys
12 Companion Apps Stockpiler (auto stockpile sync) and the in‑game Overlay
13 Sharing, Coalitions & Factions How data crosses regiment lines — and where it stops
14 Roadmap Facility layer, war economy, logistics marketplace

Conventions used in this guide

All screenshots come from a live Foxlogi instance. The example regiment is [CSC] Caledonian Supply Company, a Warden regiment running a four‑hex supply line:

Clanshead Valley (The King)  ─┐
                              ├─▶  Viper Pit (Kirknell)  ─▶  Marban Hollow (Maiden's Veil)
Howl County (Great Warden Dam)┘                          └─▶  Loch Mor (Mercy's Wish)
   backline                        midline                        frontline

Everything Foxlogi does hangs off that three-tier shape, so it is worth keeping in mind while reading.