Power Target turns your session's numbers into a click count and a time estimate. Rebirth Compare tells you whether resetting now beats continuing. Both run entirely on values you enter.
+1 Monkey Evolution publishes exactly one constant — each click grants +1 Power — and no official tables for pet multipliers, evolution thresholds, or rebirth requirements. So instead of pretending at a database, this tool does the two computations every player actually needs, on the numbers their own session displays. Power Target accepts current Power, target Power, Power gained per click, optional pet and rebirth factors, and an optional clicks-per-second pace; it returns remaining Power, effective gain, total clicks required, and an estimated time. Rebirth Compare accepts the rebirth requirement, your current and target Power, your current and post-rebirth rates, the post-rebirth starting Power, and an optional reset delay; it shows both time paths side by side and names the faster one, with visible validation for invalid entries.
Checked game information date: 2026-10-03. Player-input estimates — not an official game formula.
Player-input estimate only. Official mechanic wording checked August 21, 2026; this tool stores no game constants and is not an official formula.
Pet multiplier: Not included (factor 1).
Rebirth multiplier: Not included (factor 1).
Two small formulas, fully visible. Nothing is hidden behind a model.
Effective gain per click = base gain × pet multiplier × rebirth multiplier (each factor optional). Clicks required = remaining Power ÷ effective gain, rounded up because partial clicks do not exist. Estimated time = clicks ÷ your clicks-per-second, shown only when you supply a pace. If your target is behind you, the remaining Power floors at zero instead of going negative.
Direct path = (target − current Power) ÷ current rate. Rebirth path = (rebirth requirement − current Power) ÷ current rate + reset delay + (target − post-rebirth starting Power) ÷ post-rebirth rate. The tool reports both times, the absolute difference, and which path is faster — the arithmetic a rebirth decision reduces to once you strip away the guesswork.
Illustrative values entered by a hypothetical player — not game constants. The only documented figure here is the +1-per-click baseline.
Read the sensitivity the same way the tool does: at the bare +1 baseline that target is 4,000 clicks (800 seconds at the same pace), so the pet boost is worth 10 minutes. That ratio — not intuition — is what tells you whether to chase another pet before pushing the target.
Change one input — target 12,000 — and the rebirth path wins by 120 seconds. That flip is the entire point of the mode: rebirth timing depends on how far ahead your target sits, and the tool prices the trade instead of guessing it.
The output is a planning number for comparing options, not a stopwatch.
Boosts expire, enemy gates interrupt clicking, and nobody clicks a perfect 5 per second forever. The estimates hold your inputs constant, so use them to rank choices — this pet vs. that one, rebirth now vs. in ten minutes — where the constant-input assumption hurts both sides equally.
A new pet or a rebirth changes the effective-gain input, and the click count moves inversely: double the gain, halve the grind. Re-enter the values your session shows after every upgrade and the plan updates itself.
The best target is the next visible requirement — an evolution threshold or the enemy gate in front of a new world. Targets pulled from the screen always beat numbers invented by a guide, because the developer publishes no threshold tables to begin with.
No. It is transparent arithmetic on values you enter from your own session: remaining Power divided by effective gain per click gives the click count, and your clicks-per-second estimate turns that into time. The game's only published constant is the +1-per-click baseline; every multiplier and threshold comes from your screen.
The official description opens with 'Click to gain +1 Power!' — that is the documented default. Pets (hatched for boosts) and rebirths raise what a click is worth. If your session shows an effective gain of 5 per click, enter 5; the readout outranks any model.
Four of them: your current Power, the target (the next evolution or enemy requirement display), the effective gain per click shown next to your clicker, and your own clicking pace if you want a time estimate. For Rebirth Compare, add the rebirth requirement, your current rate per second, the post-rebirth starting Power, and the post-rebirth rate.
It answers the only hard question in an incremental: does resetting now beat continuing? It computes both timelines — straight to your target at the current rate, versus time to the rebirth requirement plus the climb back at the boosted rate — and names which path wins and by how much.
The estimate holds your entered values constant, while the game changes them: boosts expire or improve, enemy gates interrupt clicking, and lag eats clicks per second. Treat the result as a planning number for comparing options, not a stopwatch.
