Droid Tycoon tracker guide

Plan your next rebirth

1. Open the tracker and set your current path and recorded rebirth level in Tracking settings.
2. Read Next Rebirth to see the required droids, materials, and credit target.
3. Log droids you already own with their actual material. A higher material can satisfy a lower material requirement for the same droid.
4. Enter your credit balance, or mark that you have enough credits. Record progress after completing the corresponding action in-game.

The reference covers 40 rebirths on each of six paths, including the revised Path 6 from the community wiki checked October 25, 2026. Scourge can satisfy lower material requirements for the same named droid. Log only activated Kyber (green, blue or purple); Inactive does not qualify. Cycle Planner helps you look ahead to a selected target and identify missing droids. Requirements can change, so compare the checklist with the game before acting.

Rebirth and Super Rebirth affect the tracker differently. Read the confirmation before recording a Super Rebirth: it clears the tracked base and keeps Nova purchases and DroidDex collection history. Undo is available in the current workspace.

Track inventory and decide what to sell

Use My Droids to record each droid's name, material, and quantity. Update the tracker after building, upgrading, or selling in-game. Your current inventory and historical DroidDex discoveries are tracked separately.

Open Sell Guide for your selected path. It shows the last documented rebirth use and required material for each droid. Search for a name and use the Iconic and Fusion filters to narrow the list. Droids without a documented rebirth use are labeled accordingly.

Use this as rebirth planning guidance. A droid may still matter for your base, a fusion recipe, or another goal. The tracker records a sale only when you choose to record it; the guide does not change your inventory automatically.

Explore DroidDex and fusion recipes

DroidDex keeps a history of droids you have collected, including discoveries you no longer own. Browse the catalog to find missing discoveries and inspect documented fusion recipes.

Check the listed ingredients before building a fusion in-game. Collection history does not count as an owned droid for a rebirth checklist. Keep My Droids current to make the planning screens reflect the units you actually have.

Use blueprint and event countdowns

The compact timer area shows blueprint countdowns and World Mission timing. Schedule details includes mini events. These are clock-based estimates using the tracker's saved schedules, rather than live game updates.

Dawn of the Scourge runs October 24–25, 2026, from 1 PM PDT to 1 PM PDT (20:00 UTC). Its announced boosts are 2× Credits, Pickaxe and Crafting Speed. The dated event card switches to an ended state when that window passes. Check countdowns against the game and keep your device clock accurate. Timers continue to reflect elapsed time after reloading or returning to the page, but the tracker does not send background notifications.

Save and move your progress

Progress saves in the browser on this device. Another browser, device, or hostname has a separate guest workspace. Clearing browser data can remove that save.

1. Open Backups in the tracker.
2. Choose Export JSON and keep the downloaded file.
3. On the other browser or device, open Backups and choose Import JSON.
4. Review the path, rebirth level, and droid count before confirming replacement.

Export the destination workspace first if you want to keep both copies. Account creation and sign-in are temporarily disabled; existing account data is retained.

Reference data and corrections

Rebirth requirements are transcribed from the Star Wars Droid Tycoon community wiki. The tracker includes source attribution in About the reference data. Game updates and community corrections can change requirements.

If you find a mismatch, send the path, rebirth level, droid, material, and a current in-game screenshot through Feedback & support.

Droid Tycoon Manager is an unofficial fan tool, unaffiliated with Epic Games or the game's creators.