Tech riderRev. 7 Oct 2026
  1. 1Runs onWindows
  2. 2CostsFree plan
  3. 3Skill tree plannerYes
  4. 4Equipment & loadoutsYes
  5. 5Build sharingYes
  6. 6Mobile appNo
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Overview

Arrow to the Build is a free, offline-first Windows app for tracking Elder Scrolls Online characters and turning builds into progression plans. Its tracker covers character identity, attributes, skills, equipment, Champion Points, skill bars, rotations, companion setups, and build progress. The editor supports guided builds, forks of bundled builds, community JSON imports, and manual editing, with autosave, undo and redo, validation, and revision review. Champion Point routes account for connectors and prerequisites, and include an offline constellation map. An optional bundled ESO addon writes character snapshots through ESO SavedVariables to a local file; the app can also be used manually without it. Character data, settings, snapshots, overrides, and progress are stored in a local SQLite database in the Windows app-data folder, without an ATTB account or cloud database. Builds and themes use portable JSON formats. The app includes 20 themes and an editor with simple 28-color and advanced 57-token modes, plus seven bundled class builds. The maker describes the project as unofficial and unaffiliated with ZeniMax Media, Bethesda Softworks, or The Elder Scrolls Online.

Who it is for

Arrow to the Build suits ESO players who want to track characters and plan build progression offline on Windows. It can also suit players who want to edit builds or use an optional character-snapshot addon.

What is good

  • Works offline without an ATTB account or cloud database.
  • Build editor supports validation and revision review.
  • Champion Point routes include connectors and prerequisites.
  • Includes 20 themes and a theme editor.
  • Can be used manually without the bundled addon.

What to know first

  • Windows 10/11 is required.
  • No mobile app is listed.
  • Character data stays in a local SQLite database.

Verdict

Arrow to the Build combines character tracking, build editing, and offline Champion Point planning in a Windows app. Its local storage model and platform requirement are key considerations.

Arrow to the Build plans and pricing

All plans
Arrow to the Build Free Free and open source · Windows 10/11 arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026

Compared on game build planners

Free plan
Yesarrowtothebuild.com
Skill tree planner
Yesarrowtothebuild.com
Equipment & loadouts
Yesarrowtothebuild.com
Build sharing
Yesarrowtothebuild.com
Mobile app
Noarrowtothebuild.com

Facts

Purpose
Arrow to the Build is an offline-first ESO character tracker and build editor that turns build guides into progression plans.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Character tracking
The tracker shows character identity, attributes, skills, equipment, Champion Points, skill bars, rotations, and companion setups alongside build progress.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Build editor
The editor supports guided builds, forks of bundled builds, community JSON imports, manual editing, autosave, undo and redo, validation, and revision review.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Champion Point planning
Champion Point routes account for connector stages and prerequisites, and the app includes an offline constellation map.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
ESO integration
An optional bundled ESO addon writes character snapshots through ESO SavedVariables to a local file; the app can also be used manually without the addon.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Synced data
The addon snapshot can include identity, level, attributes, line ranks, purchases, both skill bars, gear, and Champion Points.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Data storage
Character data, settings, snapshots, overrides, and progress are stored in a local SQLite database in the Windows app-data folder, with no ATTB account or cloud database.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Import safety
The app treats build, character, and theme JSON as data rather than code, validates imported structures, and rejects arbitrary CSS.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Portable formats
Builds use readable Schema 4 JSON, while themes use Theme Schema 1 JSON that can be exported and imported.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Customization
The app includes 20 themes and a theme editor with a simple 28-color mode and an advanced 57-token mode.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Bundled content
The app includes seven class builds that the maker says were reviewed for the current Champion Point model and skill guidance.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Requirements
The maker lists a Windows 10/11 installer and says no separate runtime, account, database setup, or Minion is needed.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Support channel
The site links to the project's GitHub Issues page for issue reporting.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026
Project status
The site describes ATTB as an unofficial community project and says it is not affiliated with ZeniMax Media, Bethesda Softworks, or The Elder Scrolls Online.arrowtothebuild.com · 7 Oct 2026

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