A simple guide to the shared cycle, egg reports, and when this tracker checks its feed.
The countdown follows shared five-minute UTC boundaries, so visitors in different time zones see the same round. The timer is calculated in your browser and does not depend on how quickly the egg feed responds. The feed refreshes around a new cycle and when you return to an open tab. Filters can narrow the current list by rarity, egg type, or location; your filter and sound preferences stay in this browser.
Each card shows the reported egg, rarity, location, and number of matching reports for this round. Reports with the same egg, rarity, and location are grouped into one card. “Earlier eggs” shows recent reports from roughly the last hour; it is not a complete archive. Reports come from the site’s data feed and may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate. Counts describe received reports, not a guarantee of what is in the game or what will spawn next.
The tracker reads the feed when it opens, around each five-minute boundary, and when a background tab becomes active again. “Feed checked” shows when the latest successful read completed. It is a check time, not proof that an egg report changed then. If a read fails, the last successful results remain visible and the tracker marks them as possibly old. Use the retry button to check again.