Where these numbers come from

Collected automatically, once a day

Player counts, visits, favourites, the like ratio and the developer's last update time are read directly from Roblox's own public endpoints for universe 10539411000. Each reading is stored with its date, which is why this site can show how Clean all the leaves! changed over time instead of only how it looks today. As of Aug 25, 2026 we hold 11 daily readings.

Codes are read the same way, out of the live experience. Each code is stored with the first and last date we saw it, so a code marked working here was observably present on the date shown — and one marked expired is left visible rather than deleted.

Referenced sources

• Official Official Roblox experience page

  Source of record for the player count, visits, favourites, like ratio and the developer's last update. Our daily automated check also reads this experience directly looking for a code redemption menu, and has not found one.

  Last read Aug 25, 2026

• Community Clean All The Leaves! Wiki (Fandom)

  Player-maintained wiki, currently nine pages and mostly empty. The class list and its roll chances come from here; those chances sum to exactly 100%, which suggests a real in-game table rather than a guess. Everything else on that wiki is a stub, and we have not padded this site with its blank pages.

  Last read Aug 25, 2026

• Official The developer's own game description

  Muffin Interactive's description on the experience page states the loop directly: clean the leaves in time, buy and upgrade tools to go faster, unlock new parts of the map as you progress, and hit 100% to unlock the secret ending. Where a guide here describes a mechanic rather than a number, this is where it comes from.

  Last read Aug 25, 2026

What we cannot verify

Community wikis are written by players and can be wrong, out of date, or describe a version of the game that has since been patched. Anything on this site sourced from one is labelled as such on the page that uses it. We do not present community numbers as official, and we do not invent a reward for a code when the developer never said what it gives.

Found something wrong? Tell us — corrections are made on the page itself, not quietly in the background.