Pocket Dimension

An item overlay for Destiny 2

Your vault,
one keypress away.

Pocket Dimension floats over the game. Press F7, find the gun, move it, equip it, and get back to the fight. No alt-tab, no second monitor.

Download for Windows Free · v0.1.0 · Windows 10 and 11 · 69 MB · or the portable zip
  • Official Bungie API only
  • Never touches the game
  • Free, no account
In game at the Tower, overlooking the City: the Pocket Dimension overlay floats on the right of the screen with a vault full of weapons and god-roll badges.
F7

Show or hide the overlay, from anywhere in the game.

F8

Pull up the item you're hovering: a drop, a vendor roll, a friend's gun.

Esc

Get out of the way. It hides to the tray and waits.

God rolls

Know a keeper at a glance.

Every weapon is checked against the community wish lists DIM uses: more than a quarter of a million curated rolls. A thumbs-up on the tile means the perks that matter are slotted. Open it to see which ones, why, and what the roll's author had to say about PvE or PvP.

Search names, perks and weapon types across every character and the vault, or type is:god.

In game: the overlay's item card for a scout rifle marked God Roll for PvP, with its recommended perks ringed in green and the curator's notes.

Pull up item

Hover. Press F8. Done.

Looking at a drop, a vendor roll or a friend's inspect screen? Press F8 and the overlay reads the item off your screen and opens it: your own copy with its full card, or an "On screen" card with the perks it could read and the god-roll verdict.

It reads a screenshot with Windows' own text recognition, on your PC. Nothing is sent anywhere, and it never touches the game.

In game, hovering a submachine gun in the inventory: after F8 the overlay shows Found: Seraphine Haze with its full card, marked God Roll for PvE.

Vault triage

Clear the vault without the spreadsheet.

Every weapon and armor piece is tagged keep, junk or duplicate, and armor also flags infusion fuel. The reason is one click away, and you pick the tier worth keeping.

Clean-out is super experimental. It moves pieces around to set up a dismantling session and can get things wrong. It skips equipped items and anything in a saved set, but use it at your own risk, and lock anything you can't lose.

The armor view: each piece badged keep or duplicate, sorted by slot.

Sets

Whole loadouts in one click.

Save what a character is wearing and put the whole thing back on later, pulled from wherever the pieces ended up: the vault, another character, anywhere.

A saved set: three weapons and five armor pieces with an Apply to Hunter button.

Getting started

  1. 1

    Download and install

    Run the installer. It sets itself up with a Start menu and desktop shortcut and opens. Windows may not recognise it yet: choose More info, then Run anyway.

  2. 2

    Sign in with Bungie

    Approve access to your inventory on Bungie.net. Your sign-in stays on your PC.

  3. 3

    Borderless windowed

    Settings › Video › Window Mode. Exclusive fullscreen hides every other window, this one included.

  4. 4

    Press F7 in game

    Hover an item and press F8 to pull it up. It lives in the tray when hidden.

Download for Windows

Questions

Can this get me banned?

It never touches the game. It doesn't read the game's memory or inject anything, so there is nothing for BattlEye to see. Everything goes through Bungie's official API, the same way DIM and the companion app do. Pull up item only looks at a screenshot, the same pixels you see.

Why can't I equip something right now?

That's a game rule: equipping through the API only works in orbit or a social space. Moving items works anywhere.

What does it do with my account?

It asks Bungie for permission to read your Destiny 2 inventory and to move and equip items. Your sign-in stays on your PC, encrypted with your Windows account. See the privacy page.

Is it free?

Yes, and it stays free.

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