Earn coins and spend them on Biscuit

Biscuit is the corgi that follows your logging around the app. Coins dress him, and logging is the only thing that mints them.

His page is at /tracker/biscuit. The bar across the top holds his portrait, his name, his mood and your coin balance.

Where coins come from

Every lifetime activity point pays 10 coins. Log a Closing, worth 4 points by default, and 40 coins land.

The balance on screen is what you’ve earned less what you’ve spent. Sell an item back and the coins return to it.

Missions pay coins on top. So do gifts, which land in your bag the first time you log anything on a given day. See Claim missions and collect badges.

Note that coins never touch the leaderboard. Buying a hat changes nothing about your points or your rank.

Dress him

The page has 5 tabs: Portrait, Looks, Barkbucks, Fitting Room and Themes.

Looks is the wardrobe. Each outfit reads Equip, and the one he’s wearing reads Equipped.

To change his name, press it in the top bar, type, and press Enter. Note that a name stops at 32 characters.

Buy an outfit

Barkbucks is the shop. Its storefront row names it, counts what you’ve collected, and carries your balance.

To buy an item:

1. Open Biscuit, then Barkbucks.
2. Find the item on Ready now, on a shelf, or through the search box.
3. Press the button with the price on it.

Ready now is everything your balance already covers, so you aren’t reading prices you can’t meet. Beside it, Outfit sets buys every missing piece of a whole look in one press and puts it on.

An item you can’t afford says how short you are, as Need 120 more coins.

Gamble on a box

Two mystery boxes sit above the shelves. Paw Box costs 175 coins and rolls an everyday item; Deluxe Box costs 450 and rolls a premium one.

Each box says how many items it can still roll for you, and reads All collected once it has none left.

Note

A box costs its price whatever it rolls, and a box-rolled item can never be sold back. Items you bought yourself still can.

Change your mind

A purchase can be sold back in full for 24 hours. The button on the item reads Sell with the time you have left.

After that the item is yours for good, and there’s no partial refund.

Build a look of your own

Fitting Room mixes pieces across slots rather than wearing one preset. Pick a piece per category, then decide what to do with the result.

Just wear it (don't save) puts it on and keeps your wardrobe as it was. Saving it instead files it under My Looks, where you can wear it again any time.

Note that My Looks holds 12 looks. A full wardrobe says My Looks is full (12), and you free a slot by deleting one.

To read how saving works, open the info mark beside the name box.

Re-skin the app

Themes is the tab that reaches past the pet. It sells app themes, which change the backdrop and colours everywhere, and icon packs, which redraw the tiles on the Log grid.

The same tab adopts a second pet and picks garden tree species. Outfits and moods carry over between pets.

FAQ

Why did my coin balance jump without me buying anything?

You logged. The balance is 10 coins per lifetime point, so every tap on the Log grid moves it.

Does deleting an activity take the coins back?

Yes. Points and credits go with the entry, and the coin total is built from your points.

What is the gift bag for?

Gifts you send to teammates, kept at /tracker/gifts. The first activity you log each day drops one in, the bag holds 5, and you can send 5 a day and 1 to each person.

What’s inside a gift?

Coins, either 5, 10 or 20 of them, and now and then a Streak Shield that saves a missed week on your streak. A gift never carries points.

Why is Biscuit sad?

Mood follows today’s logging. Sleeping and Sad mean nothing logged yet, Excited! means you hit today’s goal, and Angry means 3 days or more idle.