QUANTIFY drops players into a factory that churns out random geometric shapes, and staying ahead of the daily quota gets expensive fast. Codes are the quickest way to stock up on Qubits, Crowns, and Seashells without grinding the production line for hours.
Working QUANTIFY codes
Type these exactly as shown, including punctuation like the exclamation marks on a couple of the like-milestone codes.
15KLIKES— 2 Crowns and 3k Qubits NEWEminemSlug— 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
Note: 250LIKES! and 150LIKES! both end with an exclamation mark. Leaving it out is the usual reason those two fail to register.
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Expired QUANTIFY codes
These no longer return a reward, so there’s no need to type them in.
MODSRELEASEMOSS150LIKES
Where new QUANTIFY codes get posted
New codes tend to appear when the game hits a like milestone on its listing or when the developer marks a special occasion, which explains why so many of the working codes above reference like counts. The developer posts them in the QUANTIFY Discord server, though there isn’t a dedicated codes channel there, so you may need to scroll through recent messages to find them.
Qubits are the currency you’ll redeem most codes for, and they go toward parts in the Shop, such as boosters, upgraders, conveyors, and droppers. You can also spend Qubits on Building Boxes for randomized parts, or use them to spin for Runes at a cost of 100 Qubits per spin. Crowns and Seashells, handed out by a smaller set of codes, work as separate currencies tied to their own rewards.
Each code redeems once per account, so run through the working list above before it changes, since a code tied to a like-count milestone can be swapped out once the developer moves on to the next target.






