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Cookie Clicker Mobile Toolbox

What is CCMobileToolbox?

It's a little program, written in Java, which enables support for:

  • Transferring saves between different community patches (since 1.1.0 full support)
  • Transferring and copying saves between devices
  • Cheating (since 1.1.0 full support for manual cheating, e.g. editing files yourself)
  • Backup of saves
  • Restoring old backups

Download

Source Code

Install and preparations

Windows

  1. Download a community patch on your phone, install it and collect at least 1 cookie in there
  2. Download the toolbox
  3. Install adb, if not already installed and add it to your PATH
  4. Install Java (at least 8), if not already installed
  5. Enable developer options on your phone and enable USB Debugging in the developer options

Linux

  1. Download a community patch on your phone, install it and collect at least 1 cookie in there
  2. Download my program on a Linux computer
  3. Install adb with sudo apt install android-tools-adb, if not already installed and add it to your environment
  4. Install Java (at least 8) with sudo apt-get install openjdk-8-jre, if not already installed
  5. Enable developer options on your phone and enable USB Debugging in the developer options

Mac

Should be supported afaik, but I can't test it myself.
In general, it should be nearly the same as on Linux, apart from installing adb, which is different.

How to use

Backups

  1. Make sure, your phone is connected to the PC via USB and you have followed the "Installation and preparation" steps (also, if you use adb yourself, make sure, there is no emulator and no second device running or something like that)
  2. Start the toolbox and click on the "Backup" button
  3. Choose the patch you want to backup your save from and click the "Choose" button
  4. Go to your desired backup location and press on "Save"
  5. Your phone should get a popup message, click on "Backup" or something similar and DON'T TYPE IN ANY PASSWORD
  6. Your backup should be saved in your chosen folder

Restore an old backup

  1. Make sure, your phone is connected to the PC via USB and you have followed the "Installation and preparation" steps (also, if you use adb yourself, make sure, there is no emulator and no second device running or something like that)
  2. Start the toolbox and click on the "Restore" button
  3. Go to the backup location and open the package.list in there
  4. Your phone should get a popup message, click on "Restore" or something similar and DON'T TYPE IN ANY PASSWORD
  5. Your backup should now have been restored

Converting a Backup to another patch

  1. Make sure, your phone is connected to the PC via USB and you have followed the "Installation and preparation" steps (also, if you use adb yourself, make sure, there is no emulator and no second device running or something like that)
  2. Click on the "Convert save" button
  3. Go to the save location, which should be converted, and open the package.list in there
  4. Go to your desired target location and press on "Save"
  5. Choose the patch you want to convert your save to and click the "Choose" button
  6. Your phone should get a popup message, click on "Backup" or something similar and DON'T TYPE IN ANY PASSWORD
  7. Your save should have been converted now and the old save should still be available

Cheating

If you want to cheat yourself cookies, buildings or anything else: Well, here you go:

  1. Create a backup of your save with the toolbox as described here on this page (you may want to create 2, as you can quickly brick your save and consequently wipe it)
  2. Go to the folder with your backup and go into apps/org.dashnet.cookieclicker*/f
  3. If you want to edit your live slot, edit the file CookieClickerSave.txt. If you want to edit your alpha slot, edit the file CookieClickerSaveTest.txt
  4. Edit everything you want to edit in there
  5. Restore the save with the toolbox as described here on this page