Twelve Days Left: Everything Quackadex Does Now, and Why You Should Index Before August 20

Updated 8 August 2026 · 5 min read

Direct trade offers with push notifications, gifts, collection compare, tappable share cards, the Special Hours board and an assistant that bulk-fills your index - the full tour, and why the season flip on August 20 is the reason to set up now.

You have twelve days. Chapter 7 Season 3 ends August 20, and nobody can promise sprites survive the flip - they shipped as a season feature, and everything pointing at Season 4 is a leak, not an announcement. Whatever happens on the 20th, the players who indexed their collection now will know exactly where they stand, and everyone else will be guessing at what they had. Indexing takes minutes and costs nothing. Here is everything you get.

Every sprite, every variant, zero spreadsheets

The dashboard is the whole game's sprite catalog as a tappable grid: missing, found, mastered, one tap each. Totals compute live from the catalog, so when Epic releases or retires a variant your numbers move by themselves - no stale count typed into a wiki three weeks ago. Each sprite has its own page with the ability, every variant bonus, drop locations and resummon costs, and the leaderboard shows who has actually mastered this season, by the display name they chose.

Hate data entry? Tell Dex, the built-in assistant. "Mark all my owned sprites as mastered" is one message. Whole variants, whole rarities, one filter, done, count reported back. Your entire collection can be indexed in the time a bus ride takes.

Start here: tick your first sprite. The rest of this page is what unlocks after.

Trading that actually completes

The board has open listings, public comment threads and trader reputation - but the new part is what makes trades happen instead of stall: direct offers. Open any player and propose a swap, up to ten sprites a side. The picker only shows what they own that you are missing, because asking for something you already have is not a trade. They get a notification. Accepting swaps Epic names between exactly the two of you, and you meet in game.

Then the part no other tracker has: an accepted trade is fluid. Every sprite on the card is a tap - tick received ones in as they land match by match, un-tick anything you handed your last copy of, undo a mis-tap. Real trades happen in pieces, and the card keeps up.

You can even send a gift - sprites with nothing asked back, just a note saying why. Someone three Gems from done? Now you can just finish them.

Have spares? Post a listing - it takes thirty seconds and the whole community sees it.

Your phone tells you when a trade lands

quackadex.com installs as an app: Add to Home Screen from Safari's share menu on iPhone, or the install prompt in Chrome on Android and desktop. Full screen, own icon, no app store. Once installed, flip the push toggle in the header bell and trade offers reach your lock screen with the app closed - someone accepts mid-match, your phone buzzes, you tap straight into the handshake. On iPhone the install is what unlocks push, so do that first.

Find the player who has your missing piece

The compare tool answers the question every trade starts with. Type any display name, tap a leaderboard chip, or paste a share card, and you get four honest buckets: what they have that you need, what you have that they need, what neither of you has, and the overlap. One button turns it into an offer with your gaps pre-selected. Hunting a specific Gem stops being "ask around in chat" and becomes a thirty-second lookup.

The Share button makes public cards: a snapshot frozen at your milestone, a live link that updates as you collect, or a PNG for Discord and Reddit. Show the full scorecard, just your want list, or your mastery to-do - with a message on the card you can edit any time. Your own card is tappable when you are signed in, and every card carries a compare button, so the friend you sent it to sees in one tap what a trade between you looks like. A want-list card posted in a Discord is a trade magnet.

Never miss another Gem Hours

The Special Hours board on the dashboard shows the last two days and next three of sprite events - Mastery Monday, New Sprite Day, themed hours - in your local time, flags what is LIVE NOW, and always queues the next session. Pair it with the farming route maps: four routes on the official map with every community-reported Sprite Chest plotted. Between the two, "I did not know it was on" stops being a reason you missed a sprite.

Twelve days. Here is the move.

If sprites continue into Season 4, indexed players walk in knowing what they hold, what rotated out, and what to chase - the totals recompute the moment the catalog changes. If sprites end, mastery is what survives: mastered sprites live permanently in the Mastery Pod back bling, and your index is the record of the season you built. There is no version of August 20 where having your collection indexed is worse than not having it.

Create a free account - display name only, nothing else shown to anyone.
Tick what you own, or tell Dex and let it bulk-fill.
Install the app and turn on notifications, so trades find you.
Missing something? Compare, propose, or just ask - someone has a spare, and now they can send it to you.

The season ends on the 20th whether you indexed or not. Be the player who knows.

Track your sprite collection

Quackadex records what you own and what you've mastered across every sprite and variant, and works out what's left. Open the tracker — free, no download.