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coderpatsy.bitbucket.io is the personal project page of a developer who goes by "Patsy" (username coderpatsy). It is not a game, a store, or a general tools portal. It is a small index of browser-based utilities for two incremental games: Kittens Game and Cookie Clicker. The page lists save decoders and editors, plus a set of calculators for in-game resources. Unless a project says otherwise, the code is released under an MIT license.
Who runs the site
The page identifies the owner as a contributor to Kittens Game, crediting bloodrizer (the game's creator). Contact is given as an email address written in obfuscated form ("animperfectpatsy at gmail dot com") and a Bitbucket profile at bitbucket.org/coderpatsy/. There is no company, team, or product brand behind it. Treat it as one developer's hobby toolbox rather than a maintained service with support obligations.
What the site offers
The page groups its projects by game.
Kittens Game utilities
- Save decoder — described as a simple interface for decoding and encoding incremental game saves, specifically the kind that use LZString to compress JSON into base64.
- Save Editor — listed as a public repository.
- Catnip Calculator
- Unicorns Calculator
- Energy Calculator
- Max Science Calculator
Cookie Clicker utilities
- Cookies Calculator
- Cookies Save Editor
- Cookies Buildings Price Calculator
The pattern is consistent: each game gets a save tool plus calculators for specific resources or mechanics. The calculators are the kind of thing players reach for when planning a build or checking whether a purchase is worth it, rather than in-game overlays.
How to decide whether it is useful to you
| If you want to… | This site is relevant | What to check first |
|---|---|---|
| Decode or edit a Kittens Game or Cookie Clicker save | Yes | Whether the tool matches your save format; the decoder is explicitly for LZString-compressed JSON in base64 |
| Plan resource spending in either game | Yes | Whether the calculator covers the resource you care about (catnip, unicorns, energy, science, cookie prices) |
| Use tools for other incremental games | No | The page lists only these two games |
| Get support or guaranteed updates | Probably not | It is a personal page; the save editor is a public repo, so check its activity there |
| Reuse the code in your own project | Likely yes | The MIT license note, with a license.txt file linked on the page |
Practical notes before you use it
- Save tools carry risk. Editing a save can break progress. Make a backup copy of the original save string before decoding or re-encoding it, and keep the untouched version until you confirm the game loads the edited one.
- Format matters. The decoder's stated purpose is LZString-compressed JSON encoded as base64. If a save does not match that description, the tool is not the right fit.
- Licensing is permissive but check the file. The page says all code is MIT-licensed "unless otherwise noted," and links license.txt. If you plan to reuse code, read that file rather than assuming every project is identical.
- No pricing is stated on the page. The only payment-related signal is a PayPal reference; nothing on the page indicates that any tool requires payment or an account. Do not assume either way — verify on the individual tool page if cost matters to you.
Bottom line
If you play Kittens Game or Cookie Clicker and want save decoding/editing or resource calculators, this page is a compact, MIT-licensed collection worth bookmarking. If you need tools for other games, ongoing support, or a polished product, look elsewhere.