Gassupop: Cozy Habit Tracker

Gassupop turns your daily tasks into a quiet little ritual. Finish what you set out to do, earn a token, twist the knob on your own pocket gacha machine, and pull a reward you actually picked for yourself. No accounts. No ads. Works offline. Just you, your tasks, and the satisfying clunk of a capsule landing in the tray. HOW IT WORKS - Add tasks split into Daily (reset at midnight) and Quests (stay until completed) - Weight each task based on effort - Build your own reward pool (coffee, an episode, an hour off, anything you enjoy) - Earn tokens as you complete tasks - Twist the knob and receive a randomly selected reward from your pool THREE-TIER MACHINE A vertical Japanese-style gacha with three hoppers: - Tier 1 → Rare, Epic and Legendary only rewards - Tier 2 → Common & Rare only rewards - Tier 3 → A mix of all rewards RARITY SYSTEM Every reward rolls a rarity when you pull it: - Common (60%) — your everyday treats - Rare (25%) — something a little nicer - Epic (12%) — exciting picks - Legendary (3%) — special moments Reveal animations scale with rarity, some quick, some worth savoring. TWO HANDCRAFTED THEMES - Gacha Classic — bold toy palette with arcade-inspired tokens - Kinfolk Kissaten — warm café tones with a calm, earthy feel Each theme includes its own visuals, sound design, and personality. Additional optional theme packs may be available in future updates. SOUND DESIGN Carefully crafted audio inspired by real gacha machines, coin drops, knob clicks, and capsule thunks tuned for satisfying feedback. OFFLINE-FIRST & PRIVATE Your data stays on your device. No account required. No ads. No tracking for advertising. IMPORTANT NOTE All rewards are self-defined and have no real-world monetary value. WHO IT'S FOR People who want a softer, more personal way to stay motivated. People who enjoy aesthetic, calming apps. People who like small, satisfying reward moments over rigid habit systems. Designed for general audiences. A NOTE FROM THE DEV Hi, I’m a solo developer behind EternalHobbyHopper. I built this for myself, the way I wish motivation apps felt. Thanks for being here.