Detect a spawn
An OCR collector reads the game announcement and checks the location, egg type, and rarity. It scans continuously, every 0.5 seconds.
How the Steal An Egg tracker works
The tracker turns in-game egg spawn announcements into reports you can browse by egg, rarity, and location.
Match and save a report
The recognized text is compared with egg types that can appear at the detected location. The collector saves its best match to Supabase.
Update the tracker
Current-cycle reports arrive through Supabase Realtime, including recent reports replayed when you connect. The tracker separately loads a cached set of earlier reports for the past-hour list.
Reading spawn reports
Current cards show detections for the active reset. The Earlier eggs list shows up to six recent reports from roughly the last hour, not a complete archive. The collector status and last-seen time describe its latest stored status, not historical uptime.
OCR matching has no formal measured accuracy percentage. The site operator has not observed a misclassification so far, but reports can be delayed or incorrect. An egg may already be taken by the time you reach it. See the tracker FAQ for common questions or the reset schedule for timing details.
Detection details
The collector uses TesseractOCR to read three screen regions where the “Egg spawned” announcement appears. Readings above 25% confidence are checked for location, egg type, and rarity keywords. The location narrows the candidate egg types, and the recognized text is compared with those candidates to select the best match.