Use the planner to expose a recommendation's matching tags, then use the tracker to keep a private checklist in this browser.
Do this first
- 1Plan
Describe your problem and inspect the matched signals.
- 2Test
Run the recommended direction without treating it as an official loadout.
- 3Track
Mark guide concepts locally and export a backup when needed.
Tool comparison
| Tool | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Build Planner | Avatar, style, range, role, tags, stage | Direction, matches, trade-offs, sources |
| Handbook Tracker | Local marks and filter | Progress, category totals, JSON backup |
Use this flow
- 01Describe run
- 02Get direction
- 03Test route
- 04Mark progress
- 05Export backup
Related video
Ascend to ZERO | Diverse Combat Styles! | Game Guide Video: TechChip Edition
Flyway Games
The official short specifically labels Tech Chips as a route to varied combat styles.
Why it is useful: Understanding why the planner recommends tags and directions instead of unsupported DPS totals.
Watch on YouTubeCommon mistakes
Do
Change one decision, measure the result, and keep the source trail visible.
Avoid
- Assuming a planner score is game data
- Importing unknown JSON
- Expecting account sync
- Treating a local checklist as an account sync
FAQ
Does this site upload my tracker?
No. The tracker uses localStorage and file import/export in your browser.
Sources
Ascend to ZERO: A Time-Bending Roguelike Sharpened to the Last Second
Xbox Wire / Flyway Games · accessed 2026-07-16
Detailed first-party explanation of the opening timer, Time-Stop, auto-attacks, growth, difficulty, Handbook, and late-game routing.
Current store description, supported systems, build framing, and achievement availability.
Official positioning, platforms, genre, and Time-Stop premise.
Independent hands-on account of timer management, Time-Stop, builds, Bunker progression, and difficulty.
Independent review used to cross-check controls, gadget input, equipment categories, and the Chrono Child starter example.