Independent reference

Clean all the leaves! Wiki

The game at a glance: what is officially confirmed, what the community has documented, and where each answer lives. Every table carries its source and the date it was checked.

Quick answer

A timed cleaning game with a secret

Clean every leaf before time runs out, upgrade tools to keep up, unlock new map parts as areas hit 100%, and find the Secret Ending hidden behind the House map's Basement. Two maps have their own finales; only the House hides the badge the game is named after.

Current facts at a glance

Officially confirmed

Creator (Muffin Interactive), 12-player servers, the description, genre (Adventure/Story), creation date July 21, 2026, and two badges — all read from Roblox's public APIs.

Community-documented

Area lists and unlock chains, tool benchmarks, quest solutions, ending steps, the $0.03-per-leaf Trash Can rate — from dated fan guides, not from the developer.

Not documented anywhere

Timer lengths, leaf totals per area, upgrade prices, and what the October 5, 2026 [TEAMS] title change adds in-game. Pages say so instead of inventing numbers.

Runs in one sitting

Progress does not save between sessions (community-documented). Plan a route that finishes inside one run — the calculator exists for exactly that check.

The three maps

Areas and endings per map

Community-documented structure (walkthrough published September 3, 2026). The Map reference page carries the full per-area tables.

Map	Areas	Finale	Notes
House	11	Secret Ending: clear every area 100%, survive the Basement's two waves, and walk through the sliding gate behind the secret door.	The only map with the Secret Ending and its badge. Also hosts the Duck Bot questline start and the Swish 3 Times quest.
Mansion	13	Escape Maze: the final Maze has no leaves — follow the map to the exit. Getting lost forces a restart of the whole map.	Leaf Mower territory. Leaf Trash Cans here pay $0.03 per leaf, making it the best money-farming map once capacity is upgraded.
Gas Station	10	UFO ending: clearing the Roof summons a UFO that beams you up — a map finale, not the Secret Ending badge.	Ten areas from Street to Roof. Leaves can fly off the map edge and glitch into the Billboard; grab those by hand.

Completion badges

Official badge record

Straight from the Roblox badges API, checked 2026-10-03. The gap between the two award counts is the game's difficulty curve in one table.

Badge	Official description	Awarded	Past day	Win rate
SECRET ENDING	You found the Secret Ending by completing the game!	14,970,070	74,629	0.194%
Leaf Collection	You found all the special leaves and completed your leaf collection!	2,625	48	~0.0%

About one in five hundred runs reaches the Secret Ending — and the Leaf Collection badge, which requires every Special Leaf, is roughly five thousand times rarer. Special Leaves feed the Leaf Collection badge only. The walkthrough states the Secret Ending is not connected to them — you need clean areas, not the collection.

Core systems

Wiki topic pages

Each topic page separates the confirmed mechanic from the undocumented details and hands off to the guide that acts on it.

Tools & upgrades

The full documented lineup — Hand upgrades, the Rake trap, Leaf Blower and Vents, Leaf Mower, Molotov, Duck Bot — plus a fair before/after test for your own upgrade decisions.

Open tool notes →

Map & area progress

Every documented area on all three maps with its unlock requirement, best tool and commonly missed leaf spots — the House chain from Frontyard to the Basement in one table.

Open map notes →

Economy & reported prices

The Cash loop and the tool prices that dated public guides actually report — AllThings.how and Sportskeeda snapshots, kept clearly separate from anything official.

Open economy notes →

Classes & reported roles

The community-reported class roles and rankings with their named sources and dates — and the honest note that no official class table exists.

Open class notes →

Check your pace

Turn one real progress sample into an ETA and timer comparison.

Finish the run

The documented route through all eleven House areas to the Secret Ending.

Check public evidence

The register of APIs, wikis and guides behind every table.

FAQ

Reference questions

Is this the official Clean all the leaves! wiki?

No. This is an independent player reference. The exact Roblox experience and the Muffin Interactive group are the official destinations, and the Roblox Wiki (Fandom) is a separate fan-maintained article.

What kind of game is this, in one paragraph?

A timed cleaning game: you are dropped at a friend's house (then a Mansion, then a Gas Station), pick up every leaf before the timer runs out, buy and upgrade tools — Hand, Leaf Blower, Leaf Mower, Molotov — unlock new map areas as you clear, and can finish the House map's Basement to find the Secret Ending the official description teases with 'Nothing shading going on here!'

How popular is the game?

The Roblox API reported 217,126,628 lifetime visits at the October 3, 2026 check, then 346,129 favorites and 7,133–7,253 concurrent players across the October 6, 2026 captures (the same checks that recorded the new [TEAMS] title tag) — under three months after the July 21, 2026 launch.

Which game facts are confirmed official?

Identity, creator, 12-player servers, the description, and the two badges (SECRET ENDING, Leaf Collection) come from Roblox's public APIs. Gameplay depth — areas, tools, endings — is community-documented, and every table names its guide.

How can I use the wiki right now?

Open Tools for the documented tool lineup and a measurement method, Map for the full area tables across all three maps, or the guides for concrete routes: first run, 100% finish, stuck-at-99 diagnosis, or co-op splitting.

Continue your run

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