Today
What's due today and anything that's late, with a progress bar. Done tasks slide to the bottom, and the last one of the day gets a burst of confetti.
Free for Android and iPhone
Add it. Tick it.
Tik is a simple, glassy to-do app for your day. See what's due today, tick it off with one tap, and watch the progress bar fill up. In English and Farsi, with the Shamsi calendar.
The download may not work here.
This page is open inside another app (like Telegram or Instagram). To download, open it in Chrome: tap ⋮ or … at the top, then Open in browser.
Free · No account · No ads
Saturday, Mehr 4
Today
1 of 6 done
17%
Tap a task to tick it. Tap + to add your own.
Screens
Take a closer look
Light or dark, English or Farsi, iPhone or Android: you choose.
See it move
Features
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Tik is simple, but it has everything you need to keep your day in order.
Quick add
The glass + button melts into a text field and stays open after each task, so you can type a whole day in one go.
Lists
An Inbox and your own lists with a color and an icon, plus smart lists: Today, Scheduled, All and Completed.
Task details
Notes, subtasks, a day and a time, priority, a photo, and repeats: every day, certain weekdays, every few days, every week, month or year.
Reminders
Notifications with Mark as Done and Remind Me in 10 Minutes buttons that work without opening the app.
Widgets
Today's tasks on your Home Screen. Tick them right there.
English and Farsi
Switch the language inside the app, whatever your phone's language is. Farsi is fully right-to-left, with the Vazirmatn font.
Shamsi calendar
Shamsi is the default and weeks start on Saturday. The Gregorian calendar is one tap away.
Make it yours
Light or dark, 11 colors, 6 app icons, haptics and sounds. Turn off any task detail you don't use.
Glass
The bars and buttons are made of glass: whatever scrolls behind them softly blurs.
Phones and tablets
A floating tab bar on phones, and a sidebar with search on iPad and tablets.
Private
No account and no internet. Your tasks stay on your phone.
Download
Get Tik
Free. No account, no ads.
Android
Android 8 or newer · phones and tablets
The download may not work here.
Open this page in Chrome: tap ⋮ or … at the top, then Open in browser.
- Tap the button. If your browser asks whether to keep the file, tap Download anyway or Keep.
- Open the file. If Android asks, allow your browser or Files app to install apps.
- Tap Install. Updates install the same way, and your tasks stay where they are.
This is the same file as the official release on GitHub. You can also download it from the GitHub release page.
On a computer? Scan this code with your phone's camera to open this page there.
iPhone and iPad
iOS 27 · free with Xcode
Tik isn't on the App Store, but you can install it for free with Xcode on a Mac. With a free Apple ID it runs for 7 days; then plug your phone in again and press Run. Your tasks stay where they are.
Get Tik for iPhone on GitHub
FAQ
Questions and answers
Is Tik free?
Yes, completely. No ads, no account and nothing to buy inside the app.
Where are my tasks saved?
Only on your phone. Tik never connects to the internet; the Android app doesn't even have permission to use it.
If your phone's own backup (Google or iCloud) is on, it may back up Tik's tasks too, like it does for other apps.
Does it need the internet?
No. Tik works fully offline. You only need the internet to download it.
Why isn't it on Google Play or the App Store?
Tik is a free, personal project and isn't in the stores yet. Download the Android app from this page, and install the iPhone app for free with Xcode.
Android says "unknown app". Is it safe?
Android shows this for every app that doesn't come from Google Play. Tik's file is the same file as its official release on GitHub, and its code is open for anyone to read.
If you want to check the file, this is its SHA-256 fingerprint:
33c18478b65011fc78e891a89a238c1e825bcdf0cd006a2d317413bdc1f59429Which phones does it work on?
Android 8 or newer, on phones and tablets. iPhone and iPad with iOS 27.
How do I update it?
Android: download the new file from this page and install it. It installs over the old one, and your tasks stay.
iPhone: get the new code from GitHub and press Run in Xcode again.