Fruits spawn every 60 minutes and despawn after 20 minutes.
Estimate the next fruit spawn
Enter the minutes since a fruit spawn you observed. This uses the source-listed 60-minute interval and does not track a live server.
20 minutes remaining in source-listed despawn window.
Use the timer without mistaking it for a live tracker
Start with a fruit spawn you personally saw in the current Haze Seas server. Record that moment, then enter only the number of whole minutes that have passed. The result subtracts your input from the source-listed 60-minute interval. The second result applies the same input to the listed 20-minute despawn window. These are two different questions: one estimates the next interval boundary, while the other shows how much of the observed fruit's listed window may remain.
For example, an input of 15 means the calculator displays 45 minutes in the spawn interval and 5 minutes in the despawn window. If your input is greater than either window, that result stops at zero. Zero means only that the stated duration has elapsed; it does not prove that another fruit spawned, that an earlier fruit is still present, or that the server followed the expected cycle.
When to restart your observation
Discard the estimate after changing servers, joining without seeing the previous spawn, losing track of the elapsed time, or relying on another player's undated message. Begin again from a spawn you can observe. This keeps the calculator useful as a personal timing aid and prevents an estimate from being presented as live server data. The page intentionally does not guess hidden server state, fruit identity, location, rarity, or drop odds.
Enter minutes since a known fruit spawn
If you did not observe a fruit spawn, the calculator cannot determine the current live cycle.
The 60-minute spawn interval and 20-minute despawn window
The calculator estimates time remaining in both the 60-minute spawn interval and the source-listed 20-minute despawn window; it is a user-entered estimate and does not track live server state.
How to read elapsed-window results
A zero-minute result means the 60-minute interval has elapsed; it does not confirm the live server state.
How this page was checked
Source-bounded Agent draft, two key-separated factual critics, utility and language review, deterministic originality comparison, and an isolated Chromium user task.
What changed: Initial evidence-backed publication.