u/StereotypicalCat

Its (currently) hosted on github pages over at https://stereotypicalcat.github.io/gacha-event-tracker/ .

It tracks events with their expiry date, and lets you plan and keep track of daily events as well :)

Its a bit of an AI-SLOP application, but I find it useful myself and wanted to share :D Ill try to update it with more features and games with time, but id love to hear feedback.

https://preview.redd.it/qyyp5l7k9sjh1.png?width=599&format=png&auto=webp&s=591109eb557429214f2c44aa7b09a78c719a6490

EDIT: Updates since this post was first done

• Twelve more games, eighteen total. Arknights, Reverse: 1999, Blue Archive, Fate/Grand Order, Persona 5: The Phantom X, Infinity Nikki, hololive Dreams, Girls' Frontline 2, Stella Sora, Chaos Zero Nightmare, Umamusume and Nikke joined Genshin, HSR, ZZZ, WuWa, Endfield and NTE.
  • I'm still working on a few more games, but I'm running into troubles with eg. Azur Lane, whos only big data source has a "no thanks" in their robots.txt.
• You can add your own games and events. Name it, pick a colour, type the dates — for anything no scraper covers. It saves and exports with the rest of your progress.
• The default view is the next three deadlines, not the whole list.
• The long lists are capped at six rows per section with a "show all" if you want them.
• The Calendar is now the Timeline, and it's a proper board: zoom from a day to a quarter, game names and the date axis stay pinned while the bars scroll, and you can stack by game or throw every game into one deadline queue.
• It uses a wide screen now — deadlines pinned beside the lists instead of one long column.
• Light theme, next to the region setting.
• Countdowns use each game's own reset time, so "ends in 4h" means your server, not UTC.
• The footer tells you how old the data is, and names any game that's lagging.
• Two issue forms for requesting a game or reporting a wrong date.

Thanks to everyone who commented :D  the three-deadlines view, the game focus, the custom games and half this list came straight out of this thread. Now its time for me to take a break, and go complete some Gacha events myself!

Sometimes I can have a hard time remembering episodes, as I don't binge shows. I tried using the wiki, but after reading a bit, I realized I would probably get spoiled a lot. Then the thought came to me - wouldn't it be super fun to actually try to write stuff down and try to solve it "together" with Johnathan themselves?

I have been having a ton of fun with this and recommend people doing it themselves. Here is my current map as of episode 84 ( I only started way into season 2 for this, so a lot of stuff is missing ). Still I thought it might be fun to look at for people who are experts here, seeing what a newbie is focusing on.

https://preview.redd.it/4jp2fynnwldh1.png?width=1916&format=png&auto=webp&s=803cc27df5dda53ba2f77c770bc63a049c80b1e9