Glimmerwisp Tavern is a cozy merge game with one rule no other merge game has: the energy you play with is earned only by finishing your real-life tasks.

You've inherited the Glimmerwisp, a tavern gone cold and dusty. Write your actual to-dos in the Tasks tool ("empty the dishwasher", "email the plumber"), do them out in the real world, and check them off: every finished task pays energy. Spend it on the board. Tap the old stove, merge what it makes into finer and finer fare, fill patrons' orders for coins, and restore the taproom one warm corner at a time, with a story in every repair.

What makes it different:

⚡ Energy is earned, never sold. No purchase, ad, or timer produces energy. Ever.

📸 Prove it, triple it. Finish something a camera could see? Snap a photo and the task pays 3x. The photo is checked on your phone and never leaves it. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored.

🕯️ No guilt mechanics. No streaks to break, nothing rots while you're away, no red badges. Come back after three weeks and the tavern just says: welcome back.

🧹 Built for brains that struggle to start. Designed from lived ADHD experience. The game rewards beginning things instead of punishing you for stopping.

🪶 Too big? Split it. One tap breaks a daunting task into small, doable steps, and the task keeps its full value no matter how many pieces it takes. Starting is the win.

🌱 A whole life toolkit, growing. Tasks is the first door on the Life page. Habits, meals, movement, and a parking lot for impulse buys are on their way, and every one of them earns the same energy.

🪙 An honest economy. Every number is visible. No loot boxes, no pay-to-win.

🔥 A real place to restore. Merge chains to discover, patrons to feed, rooms to reopen, and the story of the tavern's keepers unfolding as you go.

Your chores fund your play; your play makes the chores worth doing. The more the game helps your real life, the more fun it gets. That's the whole design.

— Early testing note —
You're playing an early build: some art is still placeholder, the story is still unfolding, and a few features are still on the workbench. Your feedback genuinely shapes the game at this stage.