Support Elixir
Elixir is free to use and independently run. Keeping it going takes storage, compute, APIs, AI services, and collection that never stops. If the record is useful to you, you can help pay for it.
Voluntary, and that is the whole arrangement: no extra quota, no longer retention, no features, no priority. Supercell’s Fan Content Policy forbids selling access, and we would not want to sell it anyway.
Clash Royale forgets. Elixir remembers.
What is recorded ›The game’s API answers now. It holds the last handful of battles, the current roster, a rolling window of war weeks, and everything older is gone, not archived. Elixir records history while it still exists, so the same question can be asked next season.
No sponsor owns any part of the record. Sponsorship pays to keep the archive running; what is in it belongs to the people and clans who asked us to record them.
What sponsorship pays for
High level, and honestly mundane. This is the bill for keeping a record that grows every day.
GitHub Sponsors
Contribute capacity instead
A collector is a small process you run that fetches Clash Royale data on Elixir’s behalf and hands it to Elixir. More collectors means more of the game recorded, more often. Running one raises your limits to Family, and nothing else: capacity you contributed coming back to you, not a reward for paying.
Where the record stands
Same numbers as Status and data, from the same statistics endpoint, not a fundraising figure. Read by 5 active collectors; the oldest recorded battle is from Jan 3.
Elixir is a free community project. Sponsorship is optional and gives no additional features, quota, retention, or access, at any amount. The record stays the same for everyone reading it.