Designed for
Who the work is for.
- Rust players who need companion context between sessions
- Groups coordinating base defense and upkeep
- Operators who want a dedicated companion surface rather than a generic overlay
Planned
AutoTurret
AutoTurret is a planned companion app for Rust+, aimed at operational context between sessions.
Corporate case study. A look at selected work.
The problem space
Useful context is rarely visible in the raw record.
Rust asks players to track base state, threats, and coordination while they are away from the session. A companion app is intended to keep that operational context usable beside the official Rust+ experience.
Insight categories
What the product is designed to make clearer.
- Companion alerts and status
- Base and defense context
- Session-adjacent coordination
Product principles
Designed for useful interpretation.
Companion, not a replacement client
AutoTurret is designed as a companion app for Rust+. It is not presented as a replacement for the game client or as an official Facepunch product.
Operational context
The intended value is timely, bounded information a player can act on—not an unconstrained remote control surface.
Planned, not promised performance
This page records product direction. Features, availability, and platform support will be described only when they can be verified.
Separate product boundary
Visiting AutoTurret.com does not create a live data connection between AutoTurret and this corporate site.
AutoTurret is a planned companion app for Rust+. It is intended to sit beside the official Rust+ experience with operational context for players who need it between sessions.
This corporate page does not load the app, connect to a Rust account, or claim an official Facepunch partnership.