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Save and load custom ships on Netquel.com. Made by Relied. Netquel Ship Manager is a browser extension that makes managing your custom ships on Netquel.com effortless. Instead of hunting through old chat logs for save codes, you can save any ship with a single command, organize your entire collection into color-coded folders, and reload any build in seconds — all without ever leaving the game. Your 9 favorite ships are always one keypress away. Press 1–9 or F1–F9 to instantly load any build mid-game, no popup needed. Set up chat bind shortcuts to send common messages with a single key. Add notes and tags to your ships so you always remember what each build is for. Every time you update a ship, the old version is saved automatically so you can roll back with one click if something goes wrong. When you find a build you love, share it with friends or import theirs — the built-in export system lets you pick exactly which ships to send, and imports merge cleanly without overwriting anything you already have. Install it if you: Play Netquel regularly and maintain multiple ship builds Want to switch ships quickly without interrupting gameplay Share builds with your crew or import builds from others Are tired of losing codes or digging through chat to find them Everything stays on your device. No accounts, no servers, no data collection — just a faster way to play.
May 26, 2026
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