Beyblade X Manager app analytics for October 1

Keep track of every Beyblade X part you own, put combos together, and run tournaments with your friends. THE FULL CATALOG, ALREADY INSIDE 274 parts and 132 shop sets are built into the app. Blades, Ratchets, Bits, Lock Chips and Assist Blades, each with its attack, defense, stamina, weight and height. No download, no waiting, no account. WHAT YOU OWN, AT A GLANCE Tap the star on a part you have. Check off a whole shop set and every part in it counts as owned. Pick a part type from the rail on the left and see only those, sorted however you like: by name, by attack, by height, by burst resistance. BUILD AND COMPARE Put a bey together from your own parts and watch the numbers change as you swap pieces. Custom Line builds are supported too, with the Lock Chip and Assist Blade slots. Save the ones you like. WHAT SHOULD I BUILD? The app goes through everything you own and works out the strongest combination for attack, defense, stamina and balance. Four builds, side by side, made only from parts you actually have. BATTLES AND TOURNAMENTS Score matches the way the game really works: Spin Finish 1 point, Burst Finish 2, Over Finish 2, Xtreme Finish 3, first to 4 wins. Add your friends, give each of them their own beys, and let the app pair everyone against everyone. One phone on the table, one person entering the results. Your friends' beys can be made from parts you don't own. That is the whole point of them being your friends' beys. YOUR OWN PHOTOS Most parts ship without a picture. Photograph the ones you own and they show up in your list. The app keeps a work list of the parts you have but haven't photographed yet. WHERE YOUR DATA LIVES Your collection, your saved beys and your match history stay in the app on your phone. There is no account, no login and no sync. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is shared. Ads are the one exception: they come from Google and are set to a general audience rating. A one-time purchase removes them for good. Because everything is stored on the device, a new phone starts with an empty collection. Beyblade X is a trademark of Takara Tomy. This app is an independent tool for collectors and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Takara Tomy or Hasbro.