Dropped a mini RoyaleTools.com update 🔼 1. Fixed a few missing badges and their images 2. Changed the what's moving section under Meta Decks to display a percentage of change 3. Shipped 5+ smaller UI / UX changes and fixes.

RoyaleTools on Launch 🆚 RoyaleTools.com NOW 🔥 Improving day by day.

I made 722 improvements to RoyaleTools.com last week. Today, around 600 more, and a NEW Feature 👑 🆕 Collection Level Rewards: every reward from Level 20 to 2,500, what you've already reached, and how many levels until your next one. It also shows on your profile, Progression, and Daily Plan. 🎨 A fresh look across the whole site: cleaner colors, one consistent style. Redesigned almost every page, if not every page. 📱 Tons of mobile fixes, including full-width hub pages with the art visible, every deck action on one row, and better card spacing on phones. Try it and tell me what you think or if you find any issues 👇

🚨 Every SECRET Badge & Emote METHOD in Clash Royale 🚨 8 secret rewards total 🤫 I'll keep it updated. Bookmark it and follow so you never miss a reward ❤️

Per popular request, you can now find CHAOS Blackout decks in different deck tools on RoyaleTools.com 🔥 Expect more and better decks as the game mode progresses. Enjoy! ❤️

Just shipped a huge QoL update to RoyaleTools.com 🔼 Don't want to overhype it, there are a total of 722 bullet points of changes that I won't bore you with. TL;DR: Improved many interfaces, fixed several things, optimized many others, changed certain technicalities, and much more. Some changes are barely noticeable, some are clearly visible, some are backend things, but many things were improved. It's the boring stuff that makes the platform's experience better and higher quality. Been working on this for a while (as well as some bigger features that are more exciting).

First impressions of the community's votes 🤔

📢 Clash Royale October Mid-Season Balance Changes Vote on these changes: royaletools.com/community/ba… I also included developer notes to each change on the website so you can better understand why it was made.

Chest odds in Clash Royale 🎁

Hog Rider still getting a hit after I spent 11 elixir defending it.

Most people here probably know me as the Clash Royale guy who tweets a lot. Which is fair lol. But I realized most of you, even those who usually speak with me, probably have no idea what I actually do every day. Which is honestly intentional, I don't like oversharing, and I'm a pretty private guy even if it looks contradictory, but here’s a bit more about me. Also, 99% of people don't even care, but for those who do, here's a tweet for you. I started posting online around 2016, mostly about design, Clash Royale, and Clash of Clans. I was really young, but I quickly found out I wanted to pursue design seriously. I started designing to help a friend with his YouTube thumbnails at around 14, and it became one of my passions, so much so that I studied Graphic Design at uni and finished it some years ago. Eventually, my design work accidentally led me into entrepreneurship (I started a for-fun project that ended up being a small business). I started my first super small company, had my first taste of bigger problems, built different small businesses and projects from there, worked with and gave work to many of my friends, and for a few years content creation became much less of a priority. Then, recently, I somehow found myself creating content again. Mostly about Clash Royale, the same game I was playing all those years ago, and much more recently. And I genuinely love it. The Supercell Creator Program is probably the best creator program I’ve ever been part of, and being able to build things for this community is incredibly fun. But content is still only one part of what I do. RoyaleTools, for example, is basically a one-person operation on my side. It's also a way to bring two of my passions together. You see the new tools and updates, but there’s also all the boring stuff behind them: maintenance, infrastructure, keeping everything fast, making it cheaper and more sustainable without making the experience worse, figuring out monetization, working toward getting a Creator Code, SEO so more people can discover it through Google, GEO so AI assistants can recommend it, analytics, fixing random things at 3 AM (love working late), and probably another 50 things I’m forgetting. At the same time, I’m posting here, following and actively playing Clash Royale (inside the top 10k players on almost every mode except Merge Tactics), answering all comments and DMs, helping people with questions, and now getting back into YouTube, TikTok, and video content too (hope you've seen my recent shorts). Outside Clash Royale, I still run several projects like @FindAffiliates (small SaaS I'm trying to scale) and @RekonMedia. Then there are the completely unnecessary side quests. Things like touchgrassnow.com, random tools I build because I think they’re funny or useful to me, a game I’m making with a friend for fun, and recently even trying to learn guitar (I included a photo below). And obviously, I have a personal life too. I go out, spend time with friends and family, do normal things, disconnect sometimes, and I’m not actually permanently sitting in front of X all day (even if it seems like it). Although I’ll admit I’m pretty bad at fully switching off. Even when I’m outside, part of my brain is usually thinking about an idea, something that broke, something I want to build, or checking in on what’s happening. It's honestly because I genuinely enjoy what I do, so it doesn't feel like a burden. I have fun 24/7, while still being productive in a probably unconventional way. So yes, despite occasionally looking like an unemployed guy who spends his entire day tweeting about Clash Royale, I’m usually pretty busy 😭 Over the years, I’ve become obsessed with becoming more efficient, mostly because the thing I enjoy most is building. You build something, figure things out, fail at some things, randomly discover another opportunity, go down a side quest, learn something completely unrelated, and keep moving. I think that’s probably how I see entrepreneurship in general. As an adventure. I also don't talk about me very often. I’ve never really wanted my social media to be about me. I’d rather talk about things I’m passionate about and hopefully provide something useful, whether that’s news, information, tools, ideas, entertainment, or simply answering someone’s question. So I guess this is just a small glimpse into what happens behind all the Clash Royale tweets. There’s a lot more going on that I'm probably missing or I'm not interested in sharing. Just hope that the next time you get a reply, comment, or DM from me, you know that it's not because I'm bored, but rather because I take the time out of my day to really try to see how I can be helpful. Also know that it's actually me reading it and answering you manually (sometimes terribly, because I rush through responses on busy days). Tweeting this in the hopes of inspiring others, or even inviting different conversations to those who thought they could only speak about Clash Royale with me. I have experience in a lot of different areas, from design to SEO, to websites, to security, to finances, etc. I had to learn a lot of things along the way to run most things myself, while learning other things from people who know much more than me. I’ve always been very self-taught when it comes to learning new things. I'm extremely passionate about learning and put a lot of hours into it daily. I'm usually a pretty curious guy, which ends up with me learning a new hobby at 2 AM. If you've read all this, I hope this has shed a bit of light on who I am outside of my Clash Royale tweets. I always mention that this is my personal X account and that I usually share what's on my mind, but I know it often looks like I'm just a Clash Royale news site (I'm not).

All insights on RoyaleTools.com’s first months 📊

Added a leaderboard pace counter to RoyaleTools.com 📈 You can now see how fast the Top 1K and Top 10K medal thresholds are moving per hour, making it easier to know how quickly you need to climb. This applies to several compatible game modes.

Also designed a new feature on royaletools.com that lets you check the decks and cards you face most often.