Tidy Up Together Skills

Tidy Up Together sells a cozy loop and then asks you to learn a little magic of your own. That sentence is official store copy. The implementation is a slow coin drip and a small set of upgrades that make tidying less of a walk. This hub is the skills and tier-list corner of the wiki. It is not a Roblox combat tier list and it is not a fabricated 20-node tree.

What we know from public sources:

• You unlock abilities as you tidy.
• Coins arrive about every two percent of a shop, not per finished shelf.
• Steam has badges for the first skill and for maxing every skill.
• Launch players mention highlight-style help and auto-grab.
• Launch players who came from other tidy games say auto-shelf is not here.
• Carry size and walk speed feel gated because the drip is slow.

That is enough to write a useful skill tier list and a useful upgrade order. It is not enough to name every node as if we sat in the editor. If a skill appears in your panel and is not named here, believe your panel.

How to use these pages

Read the tier list if you want a ranking. Read the upgrade order if you want a spend sequence. Use the ability planner as a short checklist during a session. Come back here if you only remember that coins are slow and you are about to waste them.

Skills exist to serve shops. Buy movement and hunt help before Dragon. Do not enter Leviathan as a no-skills dare unless you mean it. Wyrmling can be cleared with almost nothing, which is why the no-skills badge there is a palate cleanser instead of a threat.

What this hub refuses to do

It will not copy Mall: Tidy Up Together’s named skills (auto-placement, highlighting shelf, and the rest) and pretend they are this game. It will not invent damage numbers. It will not tell you a “best build” as if this were an ARPG. The build is: can you walk, can you see the product, can you carry enough of it.

If Malum Games publishes a full tree, these pages will grow names. Until then, rank functions, not fan fiction.