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Devikins Legacy Companion V3.1.1.
No big changes, just the App name is a bit clearer now.
Devikins Legacy Companion V3.1.0
To the Void!
Devikins Legacy Companion V3.1.0 is out. This one's a bigger jump than the version number suggests - there was never a proper V2 or V3 release note, so this covers everything since V1.0 launched back ten days ago, plus what's new this round.
Since the first release, the app grew a lot:
- A proper menu, search, and a star filter so you can flag your favorites and find them fast.
- NFTs shown as clean list tiles instead of one long scroll.
- Devi, an in-app helper answering "how do I..." questions, plus a feedback form built right in.
- Wallet sets, so you can keep separate collections side by side and switch between them, with a redesigned toolbar to match.
- A Breeding Helper, a Compare mode for two NFTs side by side, a Kleverscan tab for jumping straight to chain data, and a passive history log tracking how an NFT's own stats change over time.
- Warnings when local storage is getting tight, instead of quietly failing later.
The headline for 3.1.0 itself: full export and import. You can now back up a wallet set to a single file and restore it later, on the same phone or a different one - handy before you clear space, switch devices, or just want a safety copy before poking around. Every export gets checksummed so a corrupted or tampered file gets caught instead of silently importing broken data, long exports and imports show real progress instead of leaving you staring at a frozen screen, and the app locks the relevant screen while one is running so you can't accidentally back out mid-operation.
As always, this stays Android-only, and NFT data availability depends entirely on what's actually on chain - some pieces are still missing images or details, and that's not something the app can fix. If export/import does anything unexpected for you, please tell me - it's new enough that edge cases are still possible.
Enjoy as good as possible and let's revive the Void!
Typostorm and Claude
Devikins Legacy Companion V3.0.0
To the Void!
Devikins Legacy Companion V3.0 is out - the biggest update yet, built up over a lot of real day-to-day use.
The headline feature: Wallet sets. Keep completely separate, independently-saved collections side by side - your own, a friend's, a second player in the household - each with its own wallets, NFTs and images, switchable in a couple of taps, without wiping or mixing into anything else.
Also new this round:
- A QR scanner for adding a wallet address, so you don't need to type or paste one by hand.
- A built-in Kleverscan tab - a small in-app browser pointed straight at the Devikins collection's Holders list on Klever's own block explorer. Handy for checking who's holding what, and for finding your own wallet address if you don't have it handy but know roughly how many Devikins you hold.
- Breeding Helper: a guided, two-step finder for breeding partners, with real cost estimates.
- Compare mode: pick any two NFTs and see every stat side by side, with a "show differences only" toggle.
- Sorting, plus a passive history log that quietly tracks how an NFT's own stats change over time.
- The app now scales properly for tablets, and the layout got a full pass: a redesigned toolbar, a lighter progress bar, and a good number of smaller fixes and polish along the way.
- Fetching now retries pending items automatically in the background, and checks periodically whether the game studio has updated an image, refreshing it without a manual re-scan.
A couple of small things on the Wallets screen itself: a Danger zone toggle so Reset All Data isn't sitting in view all the time, and clearer headlines so it's obvious which wallets/actions belong to whichever set is currently active.
Enjoy as good as possible and let's revive the Void!
Typostorm and Claude
Devikins Legacy Companion V2.0.0
To the Void!
Devikins Legacy Companion V2.0 is out - built entirely on feedback from actually using V1.
- Scanning is now on-request only, not something running in the background every time you open the app.
- A hamburger menu now holds Wallets, Filters, Feedback and Help, instead of everything living on one crowded screen.
- Star your favourite Devikins, Weapons and Equipment and give them your own nickname - both show right in the overview, not just the detail view.
- List or tile view, your choice, shared across all three collections.
- A full in-app help section ("Devi") answering the "how do I..." questions, offline, no internet needed.
- A feedback form built right in, so a thought or bug report is a couple of taps away instead of a separate email.
- The whole filter section got an overhaul: filters now build themselves from your own data instead of a fixed list, Devikins' filters are grouped into Genes/Affinities/Attributes so they're easier to scan, and the star rating filter joined the regular Apply Filters flow instead of applying instantly.
Enjoy as good as possible and let's revive the Void!
Typostorm and Claude
Devikins Legacy Companion V1.0.0
To the Void!
Devikins Legacy Companion V1.0 is live - a small personal app (mobile, Android only) for taking stock of your own Devikins, Weapons and Equipment straight from a Klever wallet.
Paste in one or more klv wallet addresses and it scans for every Devikin, Weapon and Equipment NFT sitting in them, storing whatever it finds - images and stats - locally on your phone, so you can view, filter and delete without needing a fresh scan every time. Re-scanning fills in anything missing and refreshes stats; whatever's already been fetched successfully stays put.
A few things to expect along the way: not every NFT has a full picture on-chain - some come back blank, partial, or just don't respond to a query, and that usually sorts itself out with a re-scan. And please don't point it at Devikin's main contract address - it holds a huge chunk of the collection for reasons that have nothing to do with a personal wallet, and won't give you anything usable.
With a bit of patience and the occasional re-fetch, you'll get a good overview of your (withdrawn) Devikins, Weapons and Equipment. Feedback for a V2 is always welcome.
Enjoy as good as possible and let's revive the Void!
Typostorm and Claude