New
Project support and a proper update history
- Added a voluntary support link, this changelog and a small Supporter badge for public profiles. Core tracker features remain free.
Project history
What’s new
The key Gacha Tracker milestones from the first version to today. This is a product history, not a raw list of commits.
New
A new home page in every supported language
- The home page now explains import, pity, collections, statistics and public profiles with real in-product examples across all 13 active locales.
New
Backup migration became a first-class import method
- Added ZZZ import from zzz.rng.moe and moved Paimon.moe and Star Rail Station backups onto the same safer preview-and-import pipeline.
New
Banner email reminders
- You can opt in to an email when a new banner starts and/or one day before it ends, with a direct unsubscribe path.
New
A shareable result card after import
- After a successful import, Gacha Tracker can generate a compact luck card with 5★ results, pity values and the imported game account.
New
Banner archive, versions and character history
- Banner pages grew into a browsable archive with version grouping, character history, rerun artwork and announced upcoming phases.
New
Automatic banner schedule and public rotation pages
- Gacha Tracker started combining several sources to keep banner dates, phases and featured items current, with a public page for each rotation.
New
Pity calculators and community statistics
- Each game received a no-login pity calculator plus public community averages and distributions built from aggregated tracker data.
New
Gacha Battle arena
- Public profiles can be compared head-to-head by luck, collection and individual rounds, with a shareable battle result.
Improved
Safer Google account linking and sessions
- Google is now linked explicitly from account settings, duplicate-email edge cases are blocked, email changes require confirmation, and auth sessions moved fully to httpOnly cookies.
New
Import from Star Rail Station backups
- HSR history can be moved from a Star Rail Station export, including account/profile detection and item-ID mapping.
New
Quick Import: history stays on your device until upload
- The local import flow was added so the helper fetches gacha history on the player’s computer and uploads only the resulting data, with progress and cancellation.
Improved
A clearer first-run import flow
- New accounts now go straight to import instead of an empty dashboard, with clearer steps, better error messages and a one-time reminder if history was never imported.
New
FAQ and a transparent explanation of the import script
- Added a public FAQ plus a dedicated page explaining what the helper script reads, what it sends and why it does not need your HoYoverse password.
New
Customizable public profile cards
- Public profiles gained share cards with layout, game, showcase characters, signature pull and custom tagline settings.
New
Gacha Tracker became multilingual
- The interface expanded to 13 active locales, including localized item names, banner names, API messages and profile/statistics text.
New
Collections arrived on public profiles
- Public profiles started showing owned 5★ characters and weapons by game, alongside a redesigned archetype summary.
New
Public profiles, Luck Score and activity heatmap
- Optional public profiles launched with Luck Score, player archetypes, currency/pull summaries, an interactive yearly heatmap and per-game views. Profiles stay private until the owner enables them.
New
Multiple game accounts under one Gacha Tracker account
- Added per-game UID profiles, profile switching and notifications so separate game accounts no longer have to be mixed together.
New
Built-in support tickets
- Users can contact support without leaving Gacha Tracker, attach files and receive email/in-app notifications when an admin replies.
New
Zenless Zone Zero support
- ZZZ joined HSR and Genshin with its own import flow, game selector, dashboard data, icons and database support.
Improved
Moved from a client-only app to Next.js
- The front end moved to Next.js with server rendering, giving public pages a stronger base for faster first paint, metadata and search indexing.
New
Google sign-in and automatic item catalog updates
- Google login/register was added, while imports learned to fill missing item mappings and images from wiki data instead of requiring manual catalog maintenance.
New
Password recovery
- Accounts with a password gained the normal recovery flow by email instead of requiring manual help.
New
Pity tracking and statistics
- The early tracker gained pity calculation and a statistics view, turning imported history into something useful instead of just a list of pulls.
New
Genshin Impact support
- Genshin pull-history import was added just two days after the first HSR version, making the project multi-game from the start.
New
Gacha Tracker begins
- The project started with accounts, Honkai: Star Rail history import and the basic tools needed to keep pull history outside the game.