Tidy Up Together Tools
Paper-simple aids you can keep open while the tornado's mess is still on the floor.
Tidy Up Together does not need a damage calculator. It needs a memory. Shops are large, coins are slow, and a group will forget which wing is finished. The tools on this wiki are checklists, not cheats. They do not read your save. They do not inject scripts. They do not connect to Steam.
Use the shop checklist when you want a finish line for Wyrmling, Dragon, Leviathan, the cat, and the optional badges. Use the ability planner when a coin tick arrives and you are about to buy a cute node instead of walk speed.
Why a checklist helps this genre
Other tidy games pay you per shelf, so your brain gets a drumbeat. This one pays about every two percent. The drumbeat is quieter. A written list puts the drum back. It also helps multiplayer because three friends should not all believe they “almost done potions.”
A checklist is also how you avoid opening Leviathan as a flex when Wyrmling’s 30-minute badge is still sitting there. The achievements page is the encyclopedia. The checklist is the tonight list.
Why an upgrade planner helps
Launch players said carry and walk take too long to grow. That pain gets worse if the first four coins are random. The planner is the upgrade order without the essay. Tick what you already bought. Buy the next unmarked row. Stop when the shop is tidy.
What these tools are not
They are not an auto-clicker. They are not a map hack. They are not a Trello clone that tracks every pineapple. They are not official Malum software. If a future patch adds an in-game journal, use that and keep these pages as backup.
If you want systems instead of ticks, leave this hub. How to play is the loop. The Shops Hub is the floors. The Skills Hub is the ranking. The review is the buy decision.
How to keep the tools from becoming clutter
Open one tool, not both, unless you are hosting. A solo Wyrmling night only needs the checklist if you care about the cat and the 30-minute badge. A Dragon night needs the planner more than the checklist because the coin drip is the pain. A Leviathan night needs both: the checklist is the group memory, the planner is how you stop four people from buying the same highlight node.
Close the tab when the shop is actually empty. These pages are not a third shop. They will not find the last pineapple for you. How to find items will. If you catch yourself decorating a spreadsheet instead of tidying, you have left the genre the game is selling.
If a patch adds an in-game journal, journal wins. This hub stays as the unofficial backup for players who like paper, and for groups that do not trust a host’s memory after the third tea break.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Do these tools connect to my Steam save?
No. They are static checklists on this unofficial wiki. You tick them with your eyes.
Is there a script or trainer here?
No. Tidy Up Together is a Steam game. This site will not publish scripts.
Which tool should I open during a session?
The shop checklist for floor progress. The ability planner when a coin tick arrives.
