Tools

Stream A Cheese Pull Tools

Two utilities, both in the browser. One copies FirstCodeEver. One estimates what a Rare desk prints in an hour. Neither needs an executor. They exist because the first session has two jobs: get the crate, then decide whether the Rare is worth another hour or a rebirth.

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Stream A Cheese Pull Store codes box used by the wiki tools

Code copier

The code copier is the live list with a copy button. Use it at the start of a session, then follow how to redeem if Store fights you. When codes expire they leave this tool and sit on the history notes inside more codes.

Cash calculator

The cash calculator starts at 25,000 CPS because that is the public Rare-desk ballpark. Toggle Permanent 2x Cash and 2x Money. It will not model Subscribers or rebirth. For those, read get famous and rebirth.

What these tools are not

They are not scripts. They do not inject. They do not auto-open crates. If you wanted that, the scripts hub is still empty. Tools are for planning. Guides are for clicking. Keep both dropdowns open in your head.

A calculator that prints a huge number does not mean AFK is safe. Six-player servers unload. Sit the desk, watch the bottom-left meter, then type the real CPS. The tool is honest about being an estimate. How to get cash fast is the human route that feeds it.

When we will add more

A named desk CPS table would justify a better calculator. An official Trello would justify a checklist. Until Cheesy Situation publishes either, two tools are enough. Event nights might get a countdown later; dates currently live on events.

Sibling pages under Tools are only the copier and the calculator. Everything else in the footer is a guide or an item page on purpose.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Short answers for the searches that hit this wiki first.

Is the calculator official?

No. It uses a Rare-desk estimate from public code coverage.

Does the copier redeem for me?

No. It copies. You still open Store.

Will you add a rebirth calculator?

When keep-rules are confirmed.

Are tools multilingual?

Labels are. Numbers are numbers.