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Coordex Explore

Browse everything Coordex has seen on one server.

Explore is the browse view of one server: everything Coordex has scanned there, across all five kinds of target, with a map plate beside a searchable, filterable, sortable list. It shares its data with Coordex's boards — a board just narrows the same feed to what it tracks.

NeedsA server in Coordex

Open Coordex ▸ Servers and click an active server's card (or its Explore → link). It is a drill-in page, not a task — it browses scan data, and runs nothing itself beyond the same Go live switch every board shares.

Coordex Explore — the map plate beside the list, one tab per kind of find.

The header

‹ Servers

back to the Coordex Servers list.

Status pill

this server's pass at a glance — Active · 12 days left (orange from a week out), Active · auto-renews, Active · perpetual, Expired, Locked, Requested or Removed.

Go live

the same per-server scan switch every board and server card shares. A strip under the header says what the scan is doing (Live — next scan starts in 4m 32s, Scanning… 42% · ~7 min left); the list and the plate update in place as finds arrive — there is no Refresh button.

🗑 (clear icon)

clears this server's scanned data on THIS DEVICE only, after a confirmation. The shared pool is untouched and sub-cities are kept; the server stays cleared until you switch Go live on again or open it again.

Tabs and the map plate

Five tabs split what Coordex has found, each with its count: Boss monsters, Resource tiles, Subordinate cities, Collectables (the tap-to-collect event drops) and Event targets (the special event structures — Arctic Barbarians, Pyramid Ruins and their kin).
The map plate (Server map) starts tucked away each time you open a server — the Map button by the search box shows it, and so does a row's crosshair button (Show on the map plate). Hover a mark for its name and coordinates; click it to pin a dashed crosshair on it and write its name, level and coordinates under the plate (Click a mark to inspect it until you do), with a copy button. The chevron on the plate's header hides it again.
The Expand button (right end of the tabs row) gives the list the whole page — useful on a busy tab. Press it again, or Esc, to put the page back; Esc first closes an open Filters or Seen within panel.

The list toolbar

Search by name…

filters the current tab as you type — by name, and by culture, amount or owner where a row has one.

Filters

opens a panel of the current tab's chip groups (below); the pill reads Filters · n once any are checked, with an inline × to clear them.

Seen within

the same window a board has: Any time (default) or the last minute up to the last 24 hours — only the coords seen in it are listed and plotted. Shared with the boards and remembered per kind; not on the Subordinate cities tab.

Sort

per-tab choices. Boss and Collectable: Level · highest first (default), Freshest first, Name A–Z. Resource: Level · highest first (default), Most resources left, Type A–Z. Sub-city: Tier · highest first (default), Name A–Z, Culture A–Z. Event: Level · highest first (default), Power · highest first, Type A–Z, Name A–Z.

Unoccupied only

on the Subordinate cities and Event targets tabs — hides what someone is holding. Off by default, remembered per tab.

Show all

in the result row (Showing 12 of 40 bosses) — clears the search, every checked filter chip, Unoccupied only and Seen within in one click.

Copy list

copies every row the list is showing as text, one line each: the coordinates, the name and level, and what else the row knows (a sub-city's culture and owner, a resource's amount left, an event target's power and whether it is held). A row's own copy button copies just its line.

Filter groups by tab

The Filters panel open on the Subordinate cities tab, showing its Type and Culture chip groups.

Boss monsters — Level chips only.
Resource tiles — Type (the resource kind) and Level.
Subordinate cities — Type (its rarity tier) and Culture.
Collectables — Item (one chip per distinct collectable, not per level — a level-split item like Celebration Squad collapses to one chip) and Level.
Event targets — Type (the structure) and Level.
Every chip shows a live count; leaving a whole group unchecked matches everything in it. Clear all unchecks the panel.

Reading a row

A picture leads each row: the boss's own portrait, the resource's art, the sub-city's culture (or its tier colour), a colour per event structure, or the collectable mark.
Name, level (where it applies) and the kind's own status pill — Full / Partly gathered for a resource, Occupied / Unoccupied (and the owner) for a sub-city, Occupied / Free for an event target.
How long ago it was scanned, and — if it has fallen outside the stale window, or was struck on a board — a Stale or Struck pill, struck through but kept in the list.
Its coordinates, the crosshair button that finds it on the plate, and its own copy button.

Historic Cities — the red named landmarks many players call "red cities" — show in the Subordinate cities tab as Historic City rows, in red, with the city's name and its current owner. Famous City rows are the other landmark kind in the same tab, in orange, with their civilization (for example Vietnam) and owner. The default sort puts both at the top.

How it runs

Explore never scans on its own schedule — it reads the same live sweep every board on the server shares. Flipping Explore's Go live arms that server's scan exactly like flipping it on a board or a server card; the list and the plate update in place as fresh finds arrive. The Remove local coords older than setting (Coordex ▸ Settings) holds here too: Explore removes this device's coords past that age when it opens a server and while it is open.

The trash icon in the header only clears this device's copy of the scan — it never touches the shared pool other machines read. Use it if local data looks wrong or stuck; switch Go live on again (or reopen the server) to fill it again.

Troubleshooting

The map plate is empty.

Nothing has been scanned on this tab yet for this server — click Go live to start a sweep, or switch to a tab that already has finds. Check Seen within too: a short window plots only the newest coords.

A row I expect to see is missing.

Check the search box, Filters, Unoccupied only and Seen within — each can hide rows that are still there. Show all clears every one of them at once.

Unoccupied only is missing from a tab.

It shows only where rows can be held: Subordinate cities and Event targets.

Seen within is missing from a tab.

Subordinate cities never age, so their tab has no Seen within.