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Checked 2026-10-06

Trello, Discord & Wiki Status for Clean all the leaves!

Two destinations are verified through Roblox's own API, one Discord server is live and official-labeled, and the Trello and developer-wiki searches came back empty. Every row says which is which.

Link board

Two verified, one live Discord, two open searches

Status wording is deliberate: 'verified' means a platform API confirmed it on the checked date; 'not found' means a sweep found nothing, not that it can never exist.

Independent wiki

What this site does — and does not do

The internal wiki organizes public game facts and player-input tools. It is not operated by Roblox or Muffin Interactive and cannot provide account, moderation or badge-award support; those belong to Roblox support and the creator's channels.

The wiki's job is narrow: keep confirmed systems (three maps, tool upgrades, two badges, the timer loop) separated from undocumented details, and date every table. When a fact has one source, it says so; when sources conflict — as the September 18 deletion report does against live API data — both are shown.

If you are hunting for the developer's own words, the Discord server is currently the only live community channel: its description names game news, updates, events and community announcements as its purpose.

Verification method

How each status was checked

So you can repeat the sweep yourself after the next update: every check below is a public lookup that takes under a minute.

Roblox pages and APIs

The games API returns the universe's creator, description, server size and live player count for universe 10539411000; the badges API confirms the two badge records and their award statistics. If either ever 404s, that is the earliest possible signal of a status change — and the updates page treats it as one.

Discord invite

The invite lookup returns the guild name and description without joining. A revoked invite, a renamed guild, or a description that no longer claims official status would all change this page's wording — the current row is only as fresh as its checked date.

Trello sweep

Search engines, the Roblox page, the creator group and the community wiki were checked for any exact-game board link. "Not found" is the honest result of that sweep — it is not a claim that no board exists in a private Discord channel.

Community wiki

The Roblox Wiki (Fandom) article is the reference that documents this game's Discord listing and the September 18 status report. Its infobox is community-maintained, which is why the Discord row above says "creator-linked via the community wiki" rather than "verified developer-owned."

FAQ

Official-link questions

Is there an official Clean all the leaves! Trello?

No Trello board was found in the search sweep checked on October 3, 2026. The developer runs no public board that any tracker or wiki links. If one exists privately, the most likely public doorway is the Discord server's announcement channels — check there before trusting a Trello link from a random site.

Is there an official Discord?

Yes. The invite discord.gg/jy4J4fftVc was verified live through the Discord API on October 3, 2026: the guild is named 'Clean All The Leaves | Official Server' and describes itself as the official server for game news, updates, events and community announcements. The community wiki lists it on the game's infobox.

Is this the official wiki?

No. CleanAllTheLeaves is an independent fan resource, and the Roblox Wiki (Fandom) page is a separate fan-maintained article. Neither is operated by Roblox or Muffin Interactive.

Which links are official?

Two are beyond doubt: the Roblox experience at place 92637789841354 and the Muffin Interactive creator group (id 459291258), both named directly by the Roblox API. The Discord is official-labeled and live, but the Roblox page itself does not display a social link, so it is attributed through the community wiki listing.

How do I spot a fake link?

Fake 'official' links usually fail one of three tests: they do not match the exact place ID or creator name, they are not referenced by any other independent source, or they ask for your password, cookie or a third-party login. A real Roblox or Discord link never needs your credentials.

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