FAQ
Before you plan your next egg
This first release stays deliberately focused on useful, one-generation recommendations.
How is this different from a normal breeding calculator?
A normal calculator starts with a Pal you already want. This planner starts with the Pals you own, checks every direct pair, and ranks useful offspring for your stage and goal.
Does this upload my save file?
No. There is no save upload, account, or database. Your selections are encoded in the page URL so you can refresh or share them.
Does it support multi-generation breeding paths?
Check two parents, reverse-search every pair for a target, or build the shortest species path from Pals you own. Species path only: passives, IVs, mutations, gender odds, and egg time are not predicted.
How current is the breeding data?
This snapshot targets Palworld Palworld v1.0.0, was updated 2026-07-17, and contains 44,851 source-derived outcomes from the pinned MIT-licensed PalCalc export. 20 deterministic pairs are checked against the raw export. Palworld v1.0.1 is now public, so this tool keeps the older version label until breeding-data parity is re-audited.
Why is a Pal or mount recommendation missing?
Unknown URL IDs are ignored, and the planner only returns direct offspring from your selected parents. Mount scoring is deliberately conservative while newer saddle and partner-skill behavior is reviewed.
Can I report an incorrect recipe?
Yes. Open any recommendation and choose “Report incorrect data” to visit the Contact page, which lists the details needed for a useful report. A public support address will appear only after it is explicitly approved for publication.