darkSpyro

Does anyone know a Windows app. that can help me keep track of which figure's upgrades and levels? I could make a simple text document, but an app would be a bit quicker...

A few suggestions:
1. You could use these spreadsheets provided from (skylanderscharacterlist.com) http://skylanderscharacterlist...ders-checklist/
OR
2. You could use the Official Skylanders Collection Vault App -https://play.google.com/store/...nvault&hl=en_GB

EDIT: Oops, I misread, I'm not sure an app actually exists for tracking specific upgrade paths or tracking their current level. I think it'd be best to create that text document, maybe you could upload it for others to use as well to make it more worthwhile? I wouldn't recommend tracking levels, as you'd have to update each time you level up that character.

I actually made a word file. I have to keep track of which ones have maxed levels, so I know which one to use when I go away with only my 3DS versions. Obviously I wouldn't update it every time I level-up or get one new upgrade, but it's a good way to keep track of which ones are unused, advanced or completed.

Good idea to upload it when it's done. It's really simple and easy to use...

I use mystuff2 pro app, it cost money and you have to build the database but it's very customizable. I only has a slight learning curve

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I use mystuff2 pro app, it cost money and you have to build the database but it's very customizable. I only has a slight learning curve

I use it too and I'm very happy with it!

Don't know if I managed to unlock its full potential but at least I was able to sort the characters by game and Element.
Would also like to create the different categories (Cores, Giants, Swappers, Trap Masters and SuperChargers) but still can't figure out how to do it yet.

I used to make utilities like this out of Game Maker, but I've stopped using that program because of the bad Windows 8 compatibility (Really, I don't know if it will work, never work, or act broken in 8). I have 7 right now and could make the switch to 8 perhaps next year. I need to look for a game creation program like Game Maker to do this.

Developing an app for this is great for those who have the time, but cost/benefit analysis tells me a good old spreadsheet would work fine. There were loads of iOS apps for this until Activision ran them off.

I just made a spreadsheet on my computer and printed it out. Very handy for me.