The Almanac
Your catalog of discoveries — pets, plants, fish, recipes, blueprints, familiars, books, plushies, stickers, balloons, relationships, and story.
Updated September 29, 2026
One place for everything you have found
The Almanac is the record of what you have discovered across Sensipets. Its sections are grouped into four families: Natural World (Pets, Plants, Fish), Creations (Cooking, Blueprints, Familiars), Collections (Plushies, Stickers, Balloons), and World & Society (Story, Library, Relationships). Each one shows a running count against its total, so you can see how much of a collection is still ahead of you.
Filtering and sorting
Discovery-based sections can be filtered to All, Discovered, or Undiscovered, and sorted by name or by the other properties that collection supports. Undiscovered rows stay in the grid on purpose — the shape of what is missing is part of the fun. The Pets section is a complete reference catalog instead, with its own species and color filters.
How things get discovered
Discoveries come from playing, not from a menu: grow a plant to maturity in the Sunpatch, land a new species while fishing, combine ingredients Chef Roux has not seen from you before, research a familiar at the Lab, learn an equipment design at the S.A.S.S. Nova Fabrication Deck, read a book, or press a sticker at The Nook. Each one lands in its section and stays there. Relationships fills in as you meet characters, and Story fills in as you live through it.
FAQ
- Why do some entries show as ???
- Undiscovered entries are deliberately masked. The Almanac shows you that something exists without spoiling what it is — finding it is the point.
- Does the Almanac ever forget something?
- No. A discovery is permanent. Consuming, selling, or trading the thing you discovered does not remove it from your catalog.
- What is the Story tab?
- Story is the record of the journey itself: chapters you have lived through, anything in progress with the steps still ahead of it, and teasers for what has not opened yet. It sits beside the collection tabs because it is the same kind of permanent record.