About the Clicker Platform

Playing Clickers

Each clicker game follows the same satisfying loop: click to earn currency, then buy miners (automated producers) and upgrades to multiply your income. Progress is saved automatically in your browser.

• Miners — Auto-generate currency over time. Each has a base cost, production rate, and optional upgrades.
• Click upgrades — Boost the value of each manual click.
• Production upgrades — Increase output from all miners.
• Levels — Many games have multiple stages with new currencies, miners, and progression targets.
• Achievements — Unlock milestones and celebrations as you play.
• Auto-buy — Some games let you turn on automatic purchasing for miners when you can afford them.

Games auto-save every few seconds and when you close the tab. If you leave and come back within a few hours, you'll earn offline progress based on your production rate.

Creating Clickers

Anyone with an account can create clicker games. The editor gives you full control over the game design:

• Title & tagline — Set the name and description shown on cards and in the game.
• Currency — Customize the name, emoji, and optional image for what players collect.
• Clicker — The main click target: emoji, label, and optional image.
• Click phrases — Motivational messages that appear on each click.
• Levels — Add multiple stages with distinct currencies, backgrounds, and targets.
• Miners — Define names, costs, production, cost scaling, and upgrades.
• Upgrades — Click power, global production, and miner-specific multipliers.
• Achievements — Milestones based on coins, clicks, miners owned, or upgrades purchased.
• Images — Optional image URLs for currency, miners, and backgrounds.

You can preview your game as you build. Drafts stay private until you publish.

Publishing & Sharing

Publishing a clicker makes it public and visible on the home page. It requires a one-time fee of $5 USD, processed securely through Stripe. This fee helps keep the platform running and reduces spam.

Once published, your clicker gets a unique URL you can share. Play count is tracked so you can see how many people have tried your game. Your content remains yours; we don't claim ownership of the games you create.

Technical Details

The platform is built with Next.js and runs on Vercel. Game state is stored in your browser's localStorage — no server-side saves for players, so your progress stays with you on that device. Games work on desktop and mobile, with touch-friendly tap targets and responsive layouts.