Using the Level Calculator
Open Tools, then choose Level Calculator. At the top of the calculator, you can switch between two modes:
Card CalculatorTarget Calculator
These modes answer different questions, so choosing the right one makes the tool much easier to use.
Card Calculator
Use Card Calculator when you want to know how far your current resources can take you.
This is the best mode for questions like:
- How much progress can I make with the cards I already have?
- If I spend everything now, what reboot and level will I end up at?
- How much credit cost should I expect from this amount of cards?
Fields in Card Calculator
You enter three values:
Current LevelCurrent RebootTotal Cards Available
The app then calculates the optimal progression path based on those starting values.
What Card Calculator Shows
After the calculation runs, the app shows:
- your final level
- your final reboot rank
- the matching star display
- total cards used
- total credits used
- leftover cards
- partial progress toward the next level, if applicable
This makes Card Calculator the best option when you are working from a fixed card budget.
Card Step Sizes
The Total Cards Available field includes a step selector so you can change the amount more quickly. The available card step sizes are:
11005001k10k
This is especially useful if you want to test multiple scenarios without typing each number manually.
Example Use Case for Card Calculator
If you know your card is at Current Level 1, Current Reboot 0, and you have a certain number of legendary cards saved, Card Calculator will show the highest progression state you can reach with that amount.
This is the mode to use when your starting point is your inventory.
Target Calculator
Use Target Calculator when you want to know what it will cost to reach a specific goal.
This is the best mode for questions like:
- How many cards do I need to get to a certain reboot rank?
- What will it cost to reach a specific level inside a target reboot?
- How many credits should I save before I start upgrading?
Fields in Target Calculator
You enter four values:
Current LevelCurrent RebootTarget LevelTarget Reboot
The app then calculates the exact progression path needed to reach that target.
What Target Calculator Shows
After calculating, the app shows:
- the total cards needed
- the total credits needed
- the resulting final level and reboot
- the full step-by-step upgrade path
Unlike Card Calculator, this mode is not asking how far you can get with a budget. Instead, it tells you the cost of getting where you want to go.
Example Use Case for Target Calculator
If your card is at a lower reboot and you want to know the full cost to reach a future reboot milestone, Target Calculator is the right tool. It helps you plan before you commit resources.
This is the mode to use when your starting point is your goal.
Submit Mode
Under the calculator form, the app includes a button labeled Toggle Submit Mode.
This changes how the forms behave.
How Submit Mode Works
When Submit Mode is off
This is the faster, live-update workflow.
As soon as you change a field, the calculator updates the result immediately.
That means:
- changing current level updates the result right away
- changing reboot updates the result right away
- changing card totals or targets updates the result right away
This mode is ideal when you are experimenting and want instant feedback.
When Submit Mode is on
This turns the form into a submit-based workflow.
In this mode:
- the values you type are kept locally in the form first
- the calculation does not update immediately
- a
Calculatebutton appears - the app only applies the changes after you press
Calculate
This is useful when you want to edit several fields before recalculating.
When to Use Submit Mode
Submit Mode is a good fit when:
- you want to change multiple values together
- you do not want the result panel shifting after every small edit
- you are entering precise values and want to review them first
If you prefer instant feedback, leave Submit Mode off. If you prefer a more deliberate workflow, turn it on.
Reading the Results
Once a calculation runs, the app shows multiple result sections. These are meant to answer both the quick question and the detailed one.
Results Summary
The Results Summary section gives you the headline answer.
It includes:
- final level
- final reboot
- star rank display
- total cards used
- total credits used
- leftover cards
In Card Calculator mode, if you still have some cards left but not enough to complete the next level-up, the app also shows a partial progress section.
That section includes:
- the next level you are working toward
- progress percentage toward that level
- how many more cards are needed
- the credit amount associated with that next upgrade
This is useful when you are close to another level but not quite there yet.
Progress Visualization
The calculator also includes a visual progression section that helps you understand the journey, not just the outcome.
Use this area when you want a more visual sense of:
- where you started
- when reboot milestones are reached
- where your final state lands
This is especially helpful for longer upgrade paths that move across multiple reboots.
Step-by-Step Breakdown
The Step-by-Step Breakdown section is the most detailed part of the calculator.
It groups level-ups by reboot rank and shows:
- each level transition
- cards spent on that step
- credits spent on that step
- running totals after each step
If you want exact spending details, this is the section to read.
It is also the best section to use when double-checking whether a planned upgrade path fits your available resources.
Notes on Limits and Progression
The app currently supports levels up to 31 and reboot values up to 7.
It also uses a total maximum card value of 217,810 cards for full progression tracking in the calculator logic.
For users, the practical takeaway is simple: the calculator is designed to cover the full progression path supported by the current app data.