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Companion apps are used to track the Helldivers 2 processes remotely, so read this article to see a short list of the best ones currently out there. In Helldivers 2 you have a lot to track. There is the ever-popular Major Order, a Personal Order that changes daily, Galactic War and currently active planets’ statuses, and the items offered up in the Superstore. Most of these pieces of information require you to log into the game just to check them out, and some players are not too keen on that. Luckily, certain third-party apps that you can have on your phone track those things for you. In case you want all of that info inside your pocket, keep reading to see a short list of the best companion apps for Helldivers 2.
Best Companion Apps for Helldivers 2
Below are the currently most popular companion apps out there. They show you the planet status, current MO status, and even offer some cool features.
Helldivers 2 Companion App (Desktop, Android, and iOS)
The aptly named Helldivers 2 Companion App is the most popular out there (and probably the inspiration for all the others). This app tracks all the currently active planets, their liberation percentage, number of active players, estimated hourly progress, and more. You can also click on each planet to see them in more detail, such as Environmental Conditions, is it a part of a Major Order, and general statistics and numbers. This app is the most popular for a reason, as it offers the best info out there.
War Monitor for Helldivers 2 (iOS)
This iOS-only app shows you all the active planets and their status, like the liberation percentage and the number of active players. What War Monitor lacks in more detailed information it makes up with access to an app version of Stratagem Hero, so you can practice your input skills. Additionally, it also offers a full Galaxy map, so you can see the big picture at a glance.
There are more companion apps for Helldivers 2, but the players default to these two, as others may not offer the best information, have poor reviews, or are straight-up not safe, so we skipped them and kept the two best ones.
