Every Seed You Identify, Written Down in Your Browser

The tool now keeps a list of the seeds you have found. History shows each one with its seed number, its map, the date and time you identified it, the Nightlord that came with it, and the Special Event card when the seed carries one. Click a row and that seed's map opens in a new tab.

Where the list lives

In your browser, and nowhere else. Each entry is a seed number and a time. The Nightlord, the map and the event are not stored at all: the page works them out from the seed number against the site's dataset every time it loads.

There is no account here to hang a list on, and there never has been. That cuts both ways. Nobody signs in, and clearing your cookies or site data clears the history. It does not follow you to another browser or another device. Your browser keeps the 5,000 most recent seeds.

What the three panels count

Beside the list are your most seen Nightlords, map types and Special Events, three of each, with a percentage.

The percentage is always a share of everything you have identified, event or no event. Five seeds on the page with one event between them reads as 20% for that event, not 100%.

On a phone

The page opens on your three most recent seeds with a button to open the full list, and the panels sit underneath.

If you were already using the site

The first time you open the page it goes and gets the seeds you have already identified and writes them into your browser. That happens once. After that the page never asks the server again, and if you are new here it never asks at all.

What comes back reaches to April 30, 2026. Everything you have identified since then is there. If you were using the site before that date, your list will start partway through, because those earlier runs are no longer on the server for me to hand back.

There are no ads on the page, and it is not indexed by search engines.