For kids aged 3–12
Takki turns daily routines — mornings, bedtime, homework — into play. Your child presses, finishes and earns badges. Calm, clear and ad-free.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

The app, screen by screen
How Takki works
Starter lists for morning, bedtime, homework and medicine — or your own tasks, right on the screen. Lock it if you like.
One big step on screen at a time — or a checklist. No fuss, no noise.
A finished routine earns a star — and stars climb a ladder of named badges.
Try it
One big button. Press, and the tasks get done one by one — and a star comes at the end. That's the whole game.
Go on, press the button!
What's in Takki
List, tiles or a path — and the next task is always the one you see first.
A big picture, one sentence, one button. Or a checklist of everything — your choice.
A coloured disc that shrinks, like a Time Timer — with saved timers: teeth 2 min, reading 15.
Every child with their own profile and colour. A shared device or their own.
A name, a picture, “Add to list” — three taps. Up to six steps if you want them.
Medicine at eight, bedtime at half past. A timeline of the day, a friendly nudge on time — and “Done” right from the notification.
Every star counts. Twenty-five badges to win, each with its own name — and the next one always in sight.
Every child with their own week, best streak and calendar — and a small nudge on Sunday evenings.
Big text, few choices, zero ads — in light or dark. Built with ADHD and autism in mind.


Light and dark
Takki follows the phone — or pick light or dark in Settings. Same colours, same calm, less light for bedtime.
For parents
Off to start. Switch it on, and changing anything takes a simple sum little fingers can't solve.
Each child gets their own profile, lists and colour — on a shared device or their own.
On their own device, with the lock off, an older child runs their own lists and reminders.
Takki sells nothing and watches no one. Your family's data stays yours.
Made in Iceland by Skólavefurinn.
A teacher? Takki handles a class: profiles become a searchable grid, and each child can be on their own device.
Questions and answers
Takki is free, and we expect it to stay that way. If that ever changes, we'll let you know well in advance. No ads — no matter what.
Designed for ages 3–12 — picture-first for the youngest, and older kids can manage their own tasks.
iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets.
Icelandic and English — with Icelandic always first.
Yes. Everything is stored on the device and the app needs no sign-in. You only need a connection if you want to sync between devices with a Google or Apple account.
Yes, as many as you need. Each child gets their own profile, lists and colour. A device can be shared by everyone or pinned to one child.
Under the small button top right is the family: tap a child for the week's progress, best streak and a calendar. A small nudge arrives on Sunday evenings to have a look.