Well we are back again ...
I’ve been busy updating all kinds of tools lately, and today’s post is about a sweet little update to the Multi Account Dashboard.
If you don’t want to read the whole post, you can just check it out directly here:
👉 https://spl-multi-account-dashboard.vercel.app/
👉 https://github.com/gamerbeaker007/spl-multi-account-dashboard
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One thing I noticed, some other players/builders have teamed up and are creating https://splinterhub.com/.
I think that’s awesome! A single place where all Splinterlands tools can come together.
Apparently, they’re also building multi-account dashboard functionality, which I actually encourage! I’d love to see tools like these merge and grow together. The code for mine is public, so if anyone (looking at you 
Here’s what I’d love to see all under one roof in Splinterhub someday:
Because honestly, keeping all these tools up to date by myself can be a grind, especially around the end of the year when the real-life job gets hectic and Splinterlands keeps rolling out new stuff.
Now, let’s get into the new goodies!
This update focuses on summarizing rewards accumulated over the season, a feature I’ve wanted for a while. After chatting a bit with 
Note: some of this info can also be found on PeakMonsters, but not the daily or league details, for that you’d normally need to click through each day manually in Splinterlands. This dashboard puts it all together for you.
When you’re logged in (required to retrieve your rewards history), it fetches and organizes your data neatly.
Here’s what’s included:
The dashboard first displays a summary page showing totals across all categories:
Then, if you want to dig deeper, you can view the detailed entries page:
You can filter to see only Daily, League, or Purchase entries, and each entry shows a short summary or the specific cards drawn from your rewards or purchases.
Parsing the purchase entries was honestly a headache, the way Splinterlands returns that data isn’t very straightforward. I rewrote that logic twice to make it more efficient, but there might still be some edge cases. So if you notice anything weird, definitely let me know.
That’s all for this week’s update! Hope you enjoy the new features, I really think it adds a nice layer of insight to your season progress.
That’s all for this week.
Beaker signing off, see you on the battlefield! ⚔️🔥
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