Sort Them Ducks Tools Hub

Guides tell you how the shop works. Tools keep the facts in the browser while your hands are full of ducks. This hub points at four helpers: the shelf checklist, the upgrade planner, performance notes including the official Ryzen launch option, and system requirements for Windows, SteamOS lines, and Cloud.

Nothing here replaces Steam. Launch options live in the Steam client. Saves live in Steam Cloud. We only mirror what players need mid-session without alt-tabbing through news posts.

Which tool to open

Use the checklist when you keep walking the same loop. Use the planner when the upgrade menu is open and you can feel a bad purchase coming. Use performance when the image flashes, the mouse feels drunk, or a duck mountain eats the frame rate. Use system requirements before you buy, or when you hop from a Legion Go to a desktop and need the SteamOS numbers in one place.

If a shelf counter is wrong, that is not a tool problem. That is missing ducks. If you do not know what a skill does, that is skills. Tools assume you already picked a plan.

Privacy of ticks

Checklist and planner ticks store in this browser’s localStorage. They do not upload. Clearing site data clears the ticks. That is intentional. Your Steam save is the real progress bar.

After patches

When Mr.Duck ships another hotfix, performance notes may change first. The checklist families stay stable unless a new neighborhood appears. Re-read patch notes before you assume a tool is outdated.

Then go back to sorting. A tool that keeps you on the wiki for ten minutes has failed. A tool that sends you back to a Tower shelf in ten seconds has worked.

What these tools are not

They are not trainers, not inventory editors, and not a second save file. If the in-game counter and the checklist disagree, believe the shop first, then read missing ducks. A browser tick cannot respawn a toy. A planner cannot refund coins after you tap Buy — only the official hotfix did that once.

Keep this hub in bookmarks if you like trackers. Keep Getting Started in a second tab if you are still in hour one. Mixing a completion widget with a first-hour guide is how people skip carry upgrades and then blame the checklist for a slow loop. The tools wait. The first handful does not.

After a patch ping, skim known issues before you assume a widget is lying. Then close the wiki and walk one neighborhood with honest ticks.