Guide
Quests you can do here, where to train, and the way there. It follows you from map to map.
Free · Windows · Unofficial fan tool
MapleStory Classic quest tracker & training guide
Know what to do next, without leaving the game.
MapleQuest Tracker sits next to MapleStory Classic World and reads your map, level and EXP from the screen. It tells you which quests to take, where to train, what to farm, when a field boss can spawn and when a piece of gear is worth buying. It speaks English, 한국어, 中文 and Español.
What it does
Everything you need, in one small window.
Look up
Any item, monster, map or NPC: where to buy it and the quickest places to farm it. Press Hunt it to keep the best spot in view.
Training mode
Shrinks to a few cards: EXP per minute, the monsters here with their drops, and the next boss.
Field bosses
A timer for every boss and channel, and a sound the moment one can spawn.
Gear
Shows which piece you can wear and buy now that makes the biggest difference.
Looks and languages
Dark, or Classic like the game. In English, 한국어, 中文 and Español.
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Is it safe?
It only looks. It never touches the game.
A fair question for anything you download, especially a game tool. Here's what MapleQuest Tracker does, what it never does, and how you can check it yourself instead of taking our word for it.
✕ No memory reading
It never opens or reads the game's process. Everything comes from the picture on your screen, like a recording app.
✕ No input
It never presses keys, clicks or plays for you. You play; it suggests.
✕ No injection
Nothing is loaded into the game. Hotkeys are ordinary Windows hotkeys.
✕ No login
It never asks for your Nexon account or password. If anything claiming to be this app does, it's fake.
✓ Stays on your PC
Progress lives in your own AppData folder. Screenshots are never uploaded. It checks for updates, and nothing else leaves your PC unless you turn on price sharing. No ads, no tracking.
✓ No admin rights
It installs just for you, without an administrator prompt, and has a normal uninstaller.
Check the download, and why Windows may warn you
Updates can't be tampered with
Every update and every game data package is signed with a release key that never touches the update server. Before installing anything, the app checks that signature and every single file against it.
- A changed, added or swapped file is refused.
- Even someone who took over the update server couldn't push anything to your PC.
- A failed update rolls back to the version that worked.
Check the download yourself
The installer's SHA-256 fingerprint. If your file's fingerprint matches, it's the exact file we published.
1fd2fe07ebd2d84eedb67ebf2e6219cdd2c8d8922ea6e39bd739e4f7f8e152daIn Windows, open PowerShell in your Downloads folder and run Get-FileHash .\MapleQuest-Tracker-Setup.exe, then compare.
Why Windows may warn you, and the honest part
Windows shows "Windows protected your PC" for apps from publishers it doesn't know yet. MapleQuest Tracker is a small fan project and isn't code-signed with a paid certificate yet, so you'll likely see it. Before you click More info → Run anyway, check the fingerprint above: that's the reason the warning exists.
MapleQuest Tracker is a free, unofficial fan tool, not made by or affiliated with Nexon. It only reads your screen, but we can't speak for Nexon's rules, so read them and use your own judgement.
Install in a minute
One installer, no admin rights. After that it keeps itself up to date.
Download
Download MapleQuest-Tracker-Setup.exe. It's about 70 MB with everything included, and updates itself to the newest version the first time it starts.
Check it, then run it
Windows may say it protected your PC, because this is a small fan project without a paid certificate. Check the fingerprint first; if it matches, click More info, then Run anyway.
Start the game, then the tracker
The welcome guide finds the game and walks you through the rest. Ctrl Alt H hides or shows the overlay.
Open your quest log once
Click through Available, In Progress and Completed so it knows where you are.
Questions
Is it allowed?
It only reads the picture on your screen, like a guide on a second monitor. It doesn't read game memory, inject anything or send input. It's still an unofficial tool and we can't speak for Nexon, so read the game's rules and use your own judgement.
Does it send anything about me?
No. It checks the update server for new versions, game data and Free Market prices. If you turn on Share Free Market prices (it's off until you do), it also sends the shops it reads: the item, the price, the amount and when, plus what the shop's sign shows (owner and title), the Free Market room and the channel, with a random id for your install so one person counts once. Never your own character or your screen. "Report a problem" only saves a zip on your own PC; you decide whether to send it to anyone.
I run a shop. Can I be left out?
Yes. Shops appear under "Where to buy" for 2 hours after someone sees them, and shop names are erased from the server after a day. If you'd rather not be listed at all, message us on Discord with your shop's name and it's never stored again.
Windowed, borderless or fullscreen?
Windowed and borderless windowed work best. It works with the game on a second monitor too. In exclusive fullscreen, Windows may hide the overlay.
It shows the wrong map or level.
Keep the minimap open; it reads the map name from there and checks again every few minutes. If something stays wrong, Settings shows what it read, and reading.log in the save folder says why.
How good are the drop rates and damage numbers?
Drop rates are reference rates, so luck varies. Damage uses the classic formulas with your stats and gear; trust the comparison ("2 attacks instead of 3") more than the exact number.
Where is my progress saved?
In %APPDATA%\MapleQuestHelper. Updates and reinstalls keep it; the uninstaller asks before removing it.
Does it cost anything?
No. It's free, with no ads and no account.