TEARust · Team Map

Squad Settings

Settings apply to all squad members. Changes take effect immediately.

Death Markers

Deaths per player How many death markers to show per player on the map (max 10)

3

Player Trail

Trail length How many minutes of movement history to show (max 30)

5 min

Alliance

In-game chat relay Forward your squad's in-game Rust chat to all allied squads' in-game chats

Alerts FREE

Push notifications straight to your phone via a Telegram bot — completely free, no app-store fees, no Rust+ slot used. Choose what the squad gets alerted about, then link your phone. Every member links their own device.

Raid Defense

🚨 Smart Alarm In-game Smart Alarm fires — pair your alarm entity first in the app.

💀 Offline-raid death A squad member is killed while offline — likely an offline raid.

☠️ Online death A squad member dies while online (PvP / on-the-field kills).

Map Events

💥 Explosions Bradley APC or Patrol Heli destroyed. Bursts grouped (~90s).

🚁 Patrol helicopter Heli spawns or is taken down.

🚢 Cargo ship Cargo ship spawns on the map.

🚁 Chinook (CH47) CH47 inbound (locked crate / monument event).

🛢️ Oil rig triggered Small or large Oil Rig hacked — crate in ~15 min.

Neighbours

⚠️ Threat join alerts A watched or high-risk player joins your server.

Link this phone

Pick alerts above, then connect Telegram.

/ Tool

Squad Toolbox Calculators & utilities for your raid nights

Team & Alliance

Pair Rust+ Connect your server to the live map

1

Run this on your local PC

OS

Browser

CMD

2

Upload the config file

⬆

Drag rustplus.config.json here

3

Pair a server in-game

Launch Rust → join your server → ESC → Rust+ → Pair with Server. The push notification lands here within seconds.

No scripts needed

Manual pair

Don't want to run scripts on your PC? Enter your server credentials directly. Everything below is found inside Rust's own files or your Steam profile. Nothing gets downloaded or executed.

Server name optional

IP address

Ask your server admin or find it in the in-game server browser.

App port

Default is 28083. Visible in ESC → Rust+ on the server listing.

Steam ID

Your 64-bit Steam ID (17 digits). Find it at steamidfinder.com.

Player token

Found in Rust's data folder — open with Notepad, find your Steam ID line, copy the number after the colon.

Windows%LOCALAPPDATA%\Facepunch Studios\Rust\player.tokens.cfg

Mac~/Library/Application Support/Facepunch Studios/Rust/player.tokens.cfg

How the pairing script works

1

Firebase installation token

Creates a virtual Firebase device entry for the Rust+ companion app. This is the same first request the official Rust+ mobile app makes when you install it. Returns a short-lived auth token used in step 3.

POST firebaseinstallations.googleapis.com
  /v1/projects/rust-companion-app/installations
→ returns: installationAuthToken

2

GCM device check-in

Registers a virtual Android device with Google Cloud Messaging (the underlying push system Firebase uses). Returns a temporary androidId and securityToken — these are just random IDs, not linked to any real account.

POST android.clients.google.com/checkin
→ returns: androidId, securityToken

3

FCM push token

Exchanges the device IDs from steps 1–2 for an FCM push token. This token is what Facepunch's servers use to deliver notifications (server pairings, alarms, smart switches) to TEARust instead of to a phone.

POST android.clients.google.com/c2dm/register3
  Authorization: AidLogin {androidId}:{securityToken}
→ returns: FCM push token

4

Steam login via browser

Opens a local web server on port 3000 and launches your browser to Facepunch's Steam login page. You log in on Steam's own website — the script never touches your Steam password or credentials. After you click Allow, Facepunch redirects back to localhost:3000 with a Rust+ token. The script captures that token, closes the server, and exits. No credentials leave your machine — it's the same OAuth flow your phone uses.

Opens: companion-rust.facepunch.com/login  ← Steam's own page, not ours
Callback: localhost:3000/callback?token=...  ← token sent to your local machine only
→ saves: rustplus_auth_token  ← one opaque token, no username/password

5

Register with Facepunch

Tells Facepunch "send my game notifications to this FCM token". This is identical to what happens when you pair a phone with Rust+ — you're just using TEARust's token instead of a phone. After this step the script exits and saves a local file — nothing more.

POST companion-rust.facepunch.com/api/push/register
  { AuthToken, PushToken, DeviceId: "tearust", PushKind: 3 }

✓

Output — rustplus.config.json

Three tokens saved to a local file — that's it. Here's exactly what each one is and what it cannot do:

fcm_credentials — virtual Android device IDs generated for TEARust. Not linked to any real account. Can only receive push notifications.
expo_push_token — FCM registration ID used to route those notifications. No account access whatsoever.
rustplus_auth_token — a Rust+ notification token from Facepunch. It can only receive game alerts (server paired, alarm triggered, cargo ship). It cannot log in to Steam, cannot access your Steam account, cannot perform any in-game action, and is useless outside the Rust+ notification system.

{ fcm_credentials, expo_push_token, rustplus_auth_token }

Full source — fcm-register.src.cjs

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`!pop`	Server population & queue
`!time`	In-game time, day/night countdown
`!heli`	Patrol heli — active location or last seen
`!cargo`	Cargo ship — location or last seen
`!chinook`	CH47 — location or last seen
`!small`	Small oil rig crate timer
`!large`	Large oil rig crate timer
`!wipe`	Time since last wipe
`!team`	All team members
`!online`	Online teammates
`!offline`	Offline teammates
`!alive`	Alive teammates
`!dead`	Dead teammates
`!prox`	Closest teammates & distance
`!events`	Recent server events
`!uptime`	Bot uptime
`!note add …`	Save a note
`!notes`	List saved notes
`!timer add 2h text`	Set a timer
`!timers`	List active timers
`!marker add name`	Save your position as marker
`!markers`	List saved markers
`!leader name`	Pass team leader
`!switch name`	Toggle smart switch by name
`!switch on/off name`	Turn switch on or off
`!switches`	List switches & states
`!mute` / `!unmute`	Silence / restore bot

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