Your world. Your records.

Save the world you are exploring

In Explore, choose Save World below Show map. Give it a name and optional description, then save. This records the displayed seed and profile—not pending seed or version edits.

Worlds have separate identities even when their seeds match. You can keep different notes for two playthroughs or servers using the same seed. Open a saved world explicitly rather than expecting a matching seed to select its journal.

Add places and notes

• Select a prediction and choose Save this place.
• Use Add place on map, then click a location to record your own place.
• Use Add at center as a keyboard alternative, then edit coordinates if needed.

Edit the title, category, coordinates, description and notes, then save explicitly. A clicked custom place starts with unknown Y; selecting an underground slice does not measure the height of your place.

Found and Visited are independent flags you set yourself. Neither is automatic game tracking or verification of a prediction.

Cyan circles show saved places. Filled circles mean Visited; a gold center means Found. Saved markers stay separate from generated POI filters.

Browse without loading a world

Open Journal in the header to see saved worlds, descriptions, profiles, seeds and place counts. Select a world to browse its places with search and progress filters, even when another world—or no saved world—is loaded in Map.

Open world in Map restores a remembered view. A place’s Open action takes the map to its saved X/Z with a temporary highlight; it does not mark the place found or visited.

The Places sidebar remains the place for adding, editing and managing worlds. Use View Journal → for the wider overview.

Returning to an exploration

A same-tab refresh resumes the successfully applied exploration. A fresh anonymous tab asks whether to restore the most recently saved world. Opening a saved world restores its remembered map view and orientation.

Closing a panel does not save its form. Save notes explicitly before leaving; heed unsaved-edit prompts when changing worlds.