Who maintains this site
An independent Roblox guide editor maintains the site and plays the exact experience it covers. Every reference check starts the same way: re-read the official Roblox games API for universe 10293967174, re-read the badges API, open the official game page and the +1 Battle cat creator group, then compare the Creator Exchange listing and community trackers. The site-wide reference check is dated 2026-10-03, and each page prints its own checked date next to its tables.
The scope is deliberately narrow: one universe, one place (111044895242311), one creator group. Content from PONOS's The Battle Cats, from the several other Battle Cat Roblox games, and from any similarly titled experience stays out, because their codes, forms, and world gates do not transfer.
Editorial policy
The developer of +1 Battle Cat Power Evolution publishes its design as short description lines and weekly update pushes rather than stat tables or patch notes. This site therefore keeps three layers apart on every page: facts with an official source and a checked date (the Roblox APIs and game page), tracker claims labeled with who reported them, and arithmetic we derived ourselves, labeled as such. Where sources conflict — code strings are the running example — both sides are printed instead of averaged. The reference check for the whole site is dated October 3, 2026.
In practice: official API numbers (5,399,066 visits, 276,951 favorites, 3,284 likes against 500 dislikes, 12-player servers) print with their source. Tracker claims — the 777/3777 code split is the current example — keep the reporter's name attached. Where the game itself discloses nothing, such as the per-click Evolution Power gain, the calculator asks you to measure your own rate instead of borrowing an invented constant. The full register lives on the sources page.
How pages are updated
The official description promises an update every week, so the recheck rhythm is weekly: re-read the games API and badges API, compare the Creator Exchange listing, and re-measure in-game rates whenever an update, rebirth, evolution, or boost lands. Each page carries the date of its last check, and a page that cannot re-verify a number says so next to the number.
The updates page records what changed and when — creation on June 9, 2026, the badges on June 24, 2026, the API update timestamp's move to August 3, 2026, and the September code-tracker wave. Older observations stay only when they keep players from repeating a mistake, such as code strings that were tested and failed.
What this site deliberately does not do
Three exclusions define the coverage as much as the content does. No invented numbers: where the game discloses nothing — per-click gains, rebirth multipliers, world gate prices — pages teach the two-minute measurement instead of quoting an average nobody measured. No borrowed catalogs: form lists from The Battle Cats or from the other Battle Cat Roblox games stay off every page, because they describe different products. And no dead ends: when a link, code, or requirement disappears, the page says what was checked, when, and how to recheck it, rather than leaving a stale claim behind.
Corrections
Found an outdated code, a stale badge number, or a clearer source for a claim? Use the contact page with three things: the page URL, the sentence you are correcting, and a reference that supports the fix. Corrections that check out are applied with a new checked date, and conflicting references are printed side by side rather than silently replaced.
