At Toko's: cozy browser-tab bakery sim by CindieForge

At Toko's is a small, patient cozy sim. You and Toko share a neighborhood bakery: she's the baker who runs the floor, and the room is yours to shape. The shop opens in a browser tab and runs quietly in the background while you work or read, never asking for your attention, always glad when you check in.

It starts with an empty room. You lay out the bakery as you see fit: where the counter goes, the oven, the display case, the tables and the seating, how a customer moves from the door to the bun and back out. Then you decorate it: the signage, the plants on the sill, the wall and floor finishes, the small touches by the till. When it's set up, you live in it. Each in-game day is one conversation in three parts. In the morning you plan the bakes with Toko at the counter, she has opinions, the plan is a conversation, not a spreadsheet. While you're away she serves the regulars in the room you built: an old widow with her currant bun, the off-shift nurse who lives on coffee, the librarian who eats lunch behind a book. At end-of-day you sit with her and she tells you who came in, what landed, what she noticed, and now and then she remarks on the bench by the window the regulars have quietly made their own. Once in a while she brings you a real choice (a memorial booking, a wholesale offer, an apprentice ask) and waits for your call.

No score. No streaks. No optimization. The bakery never grows beyond itself, and the room is finished when it feels finished to you. The game is here when you come back.