Case World Worksheets, not magic percents

Case World does not need a third-party calculator that pretends to know Volatile Industries’ backend. It needs a place to write down what the live UI already shows, and a place to remember which codes hide behind which level. That is this hub. The two child pages are a bank interest planner and a code level checklist. Both are planning tools in the old sense: paper, tables, honesty. Neither will invent an interest percent, a drop rate, or a hidden XP curve.

The experience launched on 5 January 2026 as an online unboxing room. You open cases, convert virtual items that have no real-world value, park keepers in a bank that continues while you are offline, duel other people on a 40-player server, and flex net worth. Tools that help that loop are boring on purpose. Tools that promise to automate luck belong on the scripts hub with a warning label, not here.

What belongs under Tools

Bank interest planner. The bank is the only mechanic that can earn without a click. Players ruin it by guessing a percent they saw in a Discord screenshot and then being angry when the live readout disagrees. The interest page is a worksheet: columns for cash, banked value, the number the bank UI actually prints, hours you will be gone, and the duel stake you refuse to take. You plug the numbers in. We do not supply a fake formula behind them. If the UI shows a projected payout, copy the projection. If it shows a rate, copy the rate. If it shows neither, you cannot plan a number, and that is still useful information.

Code level checklist. Codes in Case World are level-gated. Redeeming blindly wastes time and sometimes hope. The code levels page lists the gates this wiki actually knows: Release with no listed level; 10 for frytek and t3n; 15 for 350kvisits; 20 for ikso0010 and 160kvisits; 25 for 25kvisits; 30 for levelingup; 31 for nade; 40 for molotov, 400kvisits, CaseWorldMog, and the expired freestickers capsule. Rewards change; the Store window is the authority. The checklist is so you stop trying CaseWorldMog at level 12.

Not in this hub. Auto-open helpers, injectors, and “guaranteed Jester” macros. If you insist on reading about them, start at scripts and auto-open and assume account risk. A planning wiki will not host a fake calculator that launders that risk as math.

How to use the two child pages together

A good session uses both tools as bookends.

Before you play: open the code checklist, mark the next gate you can actually reach, and redeem anything you already qualify for via how to redeem. Skip expired. Then open the interest planner and write tonight’s bank plan before you walk into a duel booth. If the plan says the buffer is too small, you already know not to stake.

After you play: update the worksheet with whatever the bank UI now prints. If an event dumped extra cases, convert junk first so the banked number is keepers rather than clutter. If you hit a new level, return to the checklist immediately. nade at 31 and the level-40 set are easy to forget in the dopamine of an Admin Abuse lobby.

Tie both tools back to real spend pages. Interest planning without the bank guide is just a table. Code planning without getting started is just a list of strings. The money guide is the narrative that sits between them: free cases, A crates, no F-tier upgrades just because the upgrader exists.

What these tools will never print

• Drop rates for Ollypro Jester, sticker capsules, or anything else. Read the case panel; rank crates on the case list.
• Sell multipliers or rarity-to-cash formulas. Sort drops with the item list.
• A predicted leaderboard rank. Net worth flex is a display, not a homework grade.
• A ship date for Global Market and Auctions. Developers have talked about those systems. Talk is not a worksheet row.
• Real-world prices. Virtual items stay virtual even if your table looks professional.

About 566k visits and 1.1k favorites means plenty of people will still ask for a “best percent.” Send them to the bank screen. The 30 August 2026 window made the Upgrader and Admin Abuse famous; it did not publish an API of rates for fan wikis. There is no Trello to scrape. There is a UI to read.

Join Volatile Industries so two-at-once buys match the pair counts you write in a plan. Keep Discord for shouts. Then treat this hub as a clipboard. Clipboards do not get you banned. Magical percents in a random spreadsheet might, if they come bundled with a client tool.

Use the bank interest page when you are about to log off. Use the code levels page when you are about to grind. That split is the whole hub. If a future live UI adds a market tab, we will add a worksheet for that tab’s numbers too — after they exist, not before.