Transparent by design

How Stitch Brief Matches Dressmaker Clues

The launch version is deliberately narrow: it organizes text that a player can see and test. It does not infer hidden scoring, scrape game files, or present community guesses as a database.

Matching rules

The planner separates commas, semicolons, and line breaks into short tags. A requirement counts as matched when a candidate tag is the same phrase or contains the phrase. The percentage is the number of matched requirements divided by the requirements entered. It is a text coverage score, not a prediction model.

Data and privacy

Submitted fields stay in the browser's local storage. Copying a share link puts the visible values in the URL fragment after the hash. Browsers do not send URL fragments in normal HTTP requests, but anyone with the copied link can read those fields. Do not enter personal or sensitive information.

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Source and correction policy

Patch dates and product facts link to official pages. Future database records will require a game build, test steps, result, tester label, source type, and update time. A single report will remain unconfirmed until reproduced. Corrections should replace a claim rather than silently deleting its history.

What comes next

A commission database will only be added after manual testing produces reliable records. A fabric or pattern filter will only list fields visible in the game. Until then, the worksheet remains more honest and useful than a large table of guessed values.

Current scope: English-language global players. The site does not force a keyword into every heading, and it does not publish empty commission pages.