About Rust Wipe Tracker
Rust Wipe Tracker follows every public Rust server's wipe schedule, refreshed every five minutes.
The in-game server browser is a poor way to tell when a map resets. Rust Wipe Tracker keeps the wipe schedule for every public Rust server in one place, so you can see what has just wiped, what is wiping soon and when the next force wipe lands. Live server data is refreshed every five minutes.
We start from Steam's public Rust server list: names, player counts, queues and the tags each server publishes. We also query each server directly for its settings. Not every server answers those direct queries, so some show only what Steam publishes. Every schedule on the site names its source, so you can see where a wipe time comes from. Times are given in UK time and UTC together. When a server has not published a schedule, we say so rather than guess.
Wipe times follow the parcel idea: a server can be just wiped, out for delivery or due soon. Rankings use players over the past week, hour by hour, so a server that is busy every day ranks above one that fills for a single evening after a wipe. Lists are ordered by population, never by payment.
Rust Wipe Tracker is independent and built by Rust players. It is not affiliated with Facepunch Studios and nothing here is endorsed by them. Server names, descriptions and images belong to the people who run those servers. Everything shown comes from what servers publish about themselves. If something about your server looks wrong, the fix is usually in the server's own settings, and changes appear within about five minutes. If it still looks wrong, email hello@rustwipetracker.org.
Start with the full server list, the force wipe date or the servers just wiped.