Gachatracker enters BETA 0.3 with Ko-fi, Discord, Reverse: 1999 and other improvements!

Gachatracker is now accepting Ko-fi donations

Added a Ko-fi link to the About page for those of you who offered to chip in with the hosting costs. Currently the costs are about 30$ a month. Rest assured, I can pay them for the foreseeable future but I'm not exactly pumped about spending around 360$ a year on a passion project. Still, donations aren't something you should feel obligated to do. On the other hand, I do love coffee. A lot. So if you want to buy me a hot cup, I'll definitely be able to turn that into more code in order to make Gachatracker pierce the heavens!

Gachatracker now has an official Discord server!

Join me in discussing the lows and highs of tracking your gacha games over at

Reverse: 1999 is now fully supported

Reverse: 1999 has full support in Gachatracker including

• events
• characters
• summons (banners)
• weapons (psychubes)
• monthly subscription (Roar month)

If you spot any errors in the data or settings, let me know in the Discord! More games with full support to come soon!

Changes in BETA 0.3

Gachatracker now automatically checks for updates and refreshes the page when needed

These updates include:

• game/event/character/banner changes and additions
• syncing your data between browsers/mobile if you're a registered user

Older news articles are automatically hidden until expanded, meaning that the page loads faster and there's less visual noise.

Improved visuals for banner characters/weapons, rarities, tags etc

Before

After

Automatic filter disabling for cases when there are no active banners or release dates are missing

Table visuals were improved in general with formatting changes

Centered some items and kept others to the left. I think the final result looks pretty good if I say so myself!

News ordering sorting bug

Speaking of news, the news articles are now correctly ordered from latest to oldest across all browsers. For those of you who are interested in the background of this bug. It was an interesting edge case regarding different browsers. I mainly use Firefox and everything was working fine, which is why I was surprised to find out that the /news page article ordering was out of order on my phone. Double checked with Chrome and same problem there. Turns out, only Firefox can handle this Javascript code correctly, or at least the way I expected it to:

    // works only on Firefox, doesn't have negative ordering (-1)
    const sortedArticles = articles?.sort((a, b) => a.creation_date > b.creation_date ? 0 : 1);

    // works everywhere since it returns ordering both ways (positive and negative)
    const sortedArticles = articles?.sort((a, b) => dayjs(b.creation_date).diff(a.creation_date));

That was fun to debug...