Open Index and inspect the current entries
Use the Index button on the left side of the gameplay interface. Read the entries and any current claim options inside it, especially after hatching an Animal or noticing a notification badge. Follow the action your current interface provides rather than assuming that every notification represents the same reward.
Keep collection information separate from the Animal’s income display at home. Check an entry for collection details and the Animal’s Cash-per-second label for earnings.
Find the collection button in the HUD
The visible Index button sits on the left side alongside other feature buttons such as Shop and Rebirth. Read its label before opening it so that you inspect collection information rather than a shop offer or reset panel.
A notification badge can be present. Open the interface to find out what changed; the badge alone does not explain it. Read the actual entry or action inside before deciding whether there is something to claim.
If you have just hatched an Animal, check its name and labels at the plot first. Use those details to find the specific entry you want rather than scrolling without a comparison in mind.
Read the entry before a claim
| Detail to inspect | Useful question |
|---|---|
| Entry name | Is this the Animal or collection item you meant to check? |
| Labels shown in the entry | Which identity, rarity or variant details does it display? |
| Current status | What does the interface say about this entry now? |
| Claim option, if provided | What action is available? |
| Reward or requirement text, if provided | What exactly does the current action describe? |
Use these checks to read the current interface. Rewards, milestones and button layouts need not be the same for every entry, so read the actual terms of the action you are considering.
After using a claim option, inspect the interface again before repeating it. Check any changed status or result rather than assuming that a notification badge confirms a particular payout by itself.
Keep rarity and variants distinct
Animals can display a variant such as Diamond or Golden alongside a rarity such as Common or Rare. Read both when identifying an Animal. Do not replace the Animal name with its colored label when comparing a collection entry.
If an Index entry displays those details, compare them with the Animal you actually hatched. Use the interface to establish how it records the collection; a label on an Animal alone does not define the Index’s full entry rules or total size.
For income, return to the Animal’s Cash-per-second display. Read earnings when deciding what supports your base; a collection badge or entry status does not replace that figure.
Add a short collection check to the hatch loop
After opening a ready Egg, read the new Animal’s identity, inspect Index for relevant entries or actions, then return to the next useful collection or upgrade task. Fit the collection check after the hatch, then continue the rest of your collection loop.
Read current requirements before making a plan around a milestone. Use the live Index for rewards, collection totals and persistence rules instead of importing a complete table from another game.
For label comparisons, read variants and rarity. To finish the step before checking Index, use the hatching guide.
FAQ
Where is Index?
Look for the Index button on the left side of the gameplay interface. Open it to inspect current collection entries and available actions.
Does a notification badge guarantee a specific reward?
Read the entry and action inside the interface. The badge is a prompt to inspect what changed, not a complete reward description.
When should I check it?
After a hatch or when a notification draws your attention. Start with the Animal’s actual name and labels so you know what entry you want to inspect.
Is there a complete Index reward table here?
Use the current Index for its reward and requirement text. Read its actual collection totals, milestone payouts and persistence rules rather than assuming them.
Does an Index entry tell me an Animal’s income?
Use the Animal’s live Cash-per-second display for earnings decisions. Collection information and income are separate checks.