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fusioncookbook
Droid Tycoon Fusion Cookbook — a fan-made checklist for tracking fusion recipes, part of Plaid Labs
🔗 Try it: https://theplaidscientist.github.io/fusioncookbook/ 💻 Code: https://github.com/theplaidscientist/fusioncookbook What it does Droid Tycoon’s fusion system has 17 not-so-secret recipes for new hybrid droids, across four rarity tiers, each one combining three specific parts into a new droid. Cross-referencing a static image against “wait, do I have two GONKs or one?” got old fast. So the tool is just: • Tap each part as you collect it • All three parts checked → the result lights up green, no more digging back through a screenshot • Tap the result once you’ve actually fused it in-game → the row strikes through and fades, so what’s left on your list is only what’s left to do I kept having the issue where I had ⅔ of any equation, but nothing I could actually use. The build Nothing fancy on purpose — it’s a single index.html, vanilla JavaScript, no framework, no build step. I just wanted an easy persistent checklist that wasn’t dependent on my paying too much attention. The one detail I actually like: progress saves to localStorage, keyed per recipe, so closing the tab or restarting your phone doesn’t lose your checkmarks — but nothing leaves your device and there’s no account to manage. Add it to your home screen via browser and it behaves like its own tiny app. It’s an unofficial fan tool — not affiliated with Epic Games, Lucasfilm, or Disney — just something I wanted to exist and didn’t see anywhere else. What’s next This is the first in a series I’m doing on Plaid Labs, a little hub of web experiments I keep building for myself and then figure other people might want too — there’s also Daily Doodle, a drawing-prompt generator, with more on the way. Have you ever built something to make your video game more fun? What was it?
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AppSignal
Monitoring that respects your time & budget. APM, error tracking, and dashboards for modern web apps. Ten-minute setup, transparent flat pricing, and support from engineers who actually use the product.
