August 14, 2026
Ever since I started development on GachaTracker 1.5 years ago I had a pretty good vision of what I wanted the site to be. I wanted to be able to track ingame numbers, including but not limited to currency, wealth, power, ownerships, pulls and more! I love stats and I already did quite a bit of this on my own in a sloppy Excel sheet over multiple games. Which is what gave birth to formalizing it all as a website where not only me but others like me could also do the same. And now that early vision (plus more) is finally more or less finalized because...
Pull tracking has been a requested feature and a major talking point since the inception of the site. I myself used to use paimon.moe back in the day to give me those juicy "you're luckier than 5%" numbers. Now with the latest development GachaTracker too supports pull tracking for the following 5 games:
GachaTracker has received a bit of a visual overhaul. Now it looks much more uniform across the website and even if you have Javascript disabled (hi Google scrapers) it will still look similar to the real thing.
Is it perfect? No. But it is more compact and dare I say snappier than the old look. And it even comes with the added benefit of solving some long-standing bugs (until I find the new bugs caused by the upgrade).
GachaTracker is a pretty niche site. Gacha gaming itself is huge but dedicated fansites in the day of huge social platforms are outliers. Nevertheless, this project has been big enough to attract nearly 1000 registered users! As of the writing of this post, the real number is 965 but I'm hoping that more data-minded gacha game enthusiasts find us and can enjoy data just like me and the rest of the users. I've never done any actual advertising for the site besides a few reddit posts early on so the only things it has going for it are Google search results and word of mouth. So if you know people who'd like the site I'd appreciate if you shared the website's URL around!
As always, I will say that GachaTracker is here to say. I've been hosting it for 1.5 years already and it has cost me more than 500$, not including the hundreds upon hundreds of hours of development and maintenance time I've put into this. I'm not going to ask for your money but I will try to get the site monetized and start serving some ads to cover the hosting costs. Nobody likes ads but I'll do my best not to make them horrible for the everyday users. That said, there's even no guarantee if the ads will be permitted on this site. Time will tell.
I did say that I have achieved my vision for the site but that doesn't mean it's slowing down! There are more features I have in mind, more gacha games to add, more processes to automate, more data to fix and more people to share the love of data with!