About Anyaral Toolbox

Anyaral Toolbox is a quick reference for World of Twilight players: browse the denizens by culture and check their stats and abilities. It uses the same data as the Anyaral Toolbox iOS app.

The web app was created by Sylvie Fiquet in 2020 and is now maintained by Frédéric Fiquet. The original code is open source on GitHub. World of Twilight and its data and icons are © Mike Thorp.

Giving Feedback

Please let us know if you find a bug or an accessibility issue. Suggestions for improvements and new features are welcome too.

You can get in touch on the Twilight: Chronicles of Anyaral Discord server.

FAQ

Does the app require JavaScript?

No. The app works with JavaScript disabled or unavailable, but some things work better with it, for example the menu on mobile.

How does the app handle my privacy?

The app does not collect any personal information: it sets no cookies, uses no analytics or tracking, and loads nothing from other sites. The only thing it keeps is your choice in the denizens filter, saved in your own browser.

As with any website, our hosting provider's servers may record visits (such as IP addresses) for security and maintenance.

Does the app work offline?

Yes, in most cases. The app is a Progressive Web App (PWA), which lets it work offline: on your first visit it saves every page (about 1.6 MB) in the background, and once that's done you can use it without a connection. You can also use your phone's Add to Home Screen feature to install it as a stand-alone app.

Browsers support PWA features to varying degrees, so your mileage may vary; old browsers and operating systems might not support them at all. PWA features need JavaScript.

How do I get the latest version?

Like any app (and unlike typical websites), a PWA needs to stop running before it can be updated, and it may be running in several browser tabs as well as an installed app.

Whenever you use the app online, it checks for a new version and downloads it in the background. It then tells you a new version is available, so that you can update when it suits you by clicking a button; this updates every open tab. If you don't click, the new version takes over by itself once every copy of the app (browser tabs and installed app) has been closed.