Draws long chains, fires skills on cue, pops bubbles with a plan, sends hearts, opens the mailbox and buys boxes. Round after round, while you do something else.
It runs inside the GAP app. It watches the board, plans and draws chains, fires your Tsum's skill when the gauge fills, and repeats for as many rounds as you set.
Between rounds it does the chores: sending hearts, collecting the mailbox, opening boxes and raising level caps. Every round's score and coins are written to a file you can keep.
Everything starts on your computer. The starter tool is a small download that opens a page in your browser, starts GAP's service on your phone or emulator, and installs the app if you don't have it yet. Four steps take you from download to hands-off play.
Download the starter tool on your computer, extract it and run Start-Windows (or Start-Linux on macOS and Linux). A page opens in your browser.
Pick your phone or emulator on that page and press Start service. Android only lets a computer start GAP's helper, so do this again after the device restarts.
No GAP yet? Press Download & install the latest APK on the same page and tap Add when GAP offers the Tsum Tsum library. Then add Tsum Tsum from GAP's Library.
Pick a skill, a chain length and your chores, open Tsum Tsum, then tap Play on the floating bar.

Finds the longest chains on the board and links them, round after round.

Fires your Tsum's skill the moment the gauge fills, with choreography for the tricky ones.

Spends the bubbles the board leaves lying about, or saves them for when they help most.

Sends hearts to your friends on a timer, so nobody's waiting on you.

Buys the box you picked on a schedule, and never spends rubies.

A strip of live settings along the bottom edge, for changing things between rounds.
Support, settings advice and new-feature talk all happen in the GAP Discord. Say hello, share a preset, or send in a problem report.