QUANTIFY puts you in charge of a factory that spits out random geometric shapes, and hitting the daily quota gets tougher as your production line expands. Codes are the fastest way to stock up on Qubits, Crowns, and Seashells without grinding through extra rounds.
Working QUANTIFY codes
Type each code exactly as it appears below, including capitalization and the exclamation marks on the like-milestone codes. Codes are case-sensitive, so a missing character or extra space will cause a redemption to fail.
DAILYCHALLENGE— Qubits and Crowns NEWPRESTIGE— Qubits and Crowns NEWWORLDCUP— Qubits and CrownsANNIVERSARY— Qubits and Crowns15KLIKES— 2 Crowns and 3k QubitsEminemSlug— 5 SeashellsSUMMER— 1 Crown and 8 Seashells7500LIKES— Free Qubits1000LIKES— 2.5k Qubits750LIKES— 750 Qubits and 1 Crown250LIKES!— 2k Qubits150LIKES!— 2k Qubits500LIKES— 2k QubitsDAILYQUESTS— 2.5k QubitsCRAFTING— 1.5k Qubits
How to redeem codes in QUANTIFY
Codes are entered from inside the game’s settings menu rather than from a website or launcher screen.
Expired QUANTIFY codes
These codes no longer return a reward, so there’s no reason to type them in.
MODSRELEASEMOSS150LIKES
What Qubits, Crowns, and Seashells unlock
Qubits are the main currency behind almost every code on the list above. They pay for parts in the Shop, including boosters, upgraders, conveyors, and droppers, all of which speed up how quickly your factory clears each quota. Qubits also buy Building Boxes for randomized parts and cover spins on Runes, with each spin costing 100 Qubits.
Crowns and Seashells are separate currencies handed out by a smaller set of codes, and they’re tied to their own rewards rather than the Shop’s Qubit-based upgrades.
Where new QUANTIFY codes get posted
New codes tend to show up around like-count milestones on the game’s listing or on special occasions tied to the game’s calendar, which explains why so many working codes reference specific like totals. The developer posts them in the QUANTIFY Discord server, though there’s no dedicated codes channel there, so scrolling through recent messages is sometimes necessary to spot a fresh one.
Each code redeems once per account, and a code tied to a like-count target tends to get replaced once the developer moves on to the next milestone. Bookmarking a reliable code list saves the trouble of hunting through Discord messages every time you want to check for something new.
