Welcome

Welcome to the home page of IITC.

IITC is a browser add-on that modifies the Ingress intel map. It is faster than the standard site, and offers many more features. It is available for desktop browsers, such as Chrome and Firefox, and as a mobile application.

Latest news

1st October 2013

IITC 0.14.2 and IITC Mobile 0.7.1 have been released. This is a critical update required to work with changes made to the standard intel site. Additionally, a major update to the mobile app interface has been made, and a handful of tweaks and bugfixes to IITC and a few plugins.

The standard intel site now includes an 'alerts' chat tab. This will be coming to IITC in the future, but it's better to get this working version released without it than hold things up just for that.

22nd September 2013

Update: IITC Mobile 0.6.5 replaces 0.6.4. This fixes a crash on entering plugin preferences on some tablets.

IITC 0.14.1 and IITC Mobile 0.6.4 have been released. Changes in this version include:

• Better performance when a very large number of portals are within view (country/continent level)
• Add layer chooser options to hide resistance/enlightened portals/links/fields
• Chat tab now remembers which was active when reloading IITC
• Fix some shorter links not showing on the map
• Add details of hack information (number/cooldown time, taking account of mods) and mitigation (from shields and links) to the portal information panel
• Mobile
  • increase the size of various links on the info page to make them easier to tap
  • move the highlight selection dropdown to the native android app bar at the top

• Major update to bookmarks-by-zaso, including sync support
• New features added to the resonators plugin
• max-links plugin - start of rename to 'tidy links' - as this is a better description of what it does
• show-linked-portals - indicate which are incoming/outgoing links in the tooltip
• New Plugins
  • show-link-direction, to indicate visually which portal a link was created from
  • highlighter for portal mitigation - to show strength of defence from shields and links at a glance