Taskić runs on everyone’s own phone and keeps the whole family in step. This is everything it does, in the order a family meets it. Tasks, points, rewards, streaks, the weekly boss and the family goal are free. The other games, the points bank, the streak shield, stickers and the monthly recap come with Taskić Pro.
A family has three roles. Parents set up tasks and rewards and approve the work, and a family can have several. Adult members, like a grandparent or a nanny, do tasks, earn points and suggest rewards. Kids do tasks, earn and spend points, and suggest rewards too.
Parents sign in with email, Apple or Google. They invite the other parent or an adult with a one-time code that works for 24 hours. For a child, a parent creates a profile with a nickname and an avatar and shows a QR code. The child scans it within 10 minutes and stays signed in, and a new phone later only needs a new code.
One person can belong to several families.
A younger child doesn’t need a phone of their own. In child mode, a parent hands over their phone, and the child sees only their tasks for today, the tasks up for grabs and their points. What they tick off there counts as theirs, and getting back to the parent’s view takes a four-digit PIN that stays on that phone.
A parent can also tick off a child’s task for them, or approve it in one step after seeing it done.
Every task has a name, an icon and a difficulty: easy is worth 5 points, medium 10 and hard 20, and you can change that. A task can be one-off with a deadline, like taking a parcel to the post office by Friday, or repeat every day, on chosen days, every week or every month.
Some jobs happen more than once: walking the dog twice a day, brushing teeth three times. Each time counts on its own, from 2 to 5 times per period, and earns its points as soon as it’s approved.
A task can ask for a photo as proof and take its points away if it’s missed, and you choose who may get it. A new family can start from suggested tasks and rewards for younger kids, older kids and everyone, and change them later.
When a job is done, the member ticks it off, even without internet, and adds a photo if the task asks for one. A parent approves it, and the points go to the member times their multiplier, a gentle adjustment the parent can set, for example by age. Or the parent sends it back with a short note.
Anything not done by its deadline is marked missed at midnight. A parent’s own tasks approve themselves. Parents get a notification when something is waiting, and anyone with tasks left gets one reminder at 6 pm.
Every change in points is an entry in the points history. A mistake is fixed with a new entry, not by deleting anything, so the history stays honest.
Days in a row with an approved task build a streak, with bonus points at 3, 7 and 30 days, and a streak shield bought with points saves it once. Points also raise your level, from Broom Apprentice to Household Legend and beyond, and levels 2 to 10 each unlock a new avatar.
A parent can take away up to 100 points, always with a reason the member sees. A task can also take its points away when it’s missed, if the parent turned that on.
Members can move points into savings, which grow once a week by the interest a parent sets: 1% by default and at most 5%, so saving never pays more than doing the work.
Interest counts only what stayed in savings the whole week, and savings can be taken out once a week, so kids learn to plan ahead.
Parents keep a catalog of rewards in five kinds: money, jokers that skip a chore, privileges like picking the film, favors like breakfast in bed, and experiences like the cinema. Anyone can suggest a reward, and a reward can have a weekly limit.
Asking for a reward reserves its points, so they can’t be spent twice, until a parent approves the request or declines it. Pocket money is only recorded: you set a rate, for example 100 points for $2, Taskić keeps count, and you pay it out in person.
For something bigger, the family saves together toward one shared goal, like pizza night. A share of every approved task goes in on top of what the member earns, and anyone can add their own points.
Every Sunday at 7 pm the weekly summary arrives: who earned what, the MVP of the week, streaks, missed tasks, the family goal and how the battle with the boss went. Then the weekly leaderboard starts over, and everyone keeps their points.
On the first of each month, the family recap looks back at the month before: tasks and points, everyone’s most frequent job, the liveliest day of the week and the longest streaks.
The games that bring everyone together come first, so that rivalry doesn’t turn into fights. They all live in the Family tab.
A parent makes a sticker for a task, a QR code to print or an NFC tag, for the place where the job happens, like the dishwasher or the bin. Scanning it marks today’s task as done, or takes a task that’s up for grabs and marks it in one go. A QR sticker is scanned with the phone’s camera, on iPhone and Android alike, and an NFC sticker with Scan an NFC sticker in Taskić, on any phone with NFC. Stickers need an internet connection.
The Today widget on the iPhone home screen shows how many of today’s tasks are done, up to four of them and today’s points. During a quick clean, the countdown appears on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island of each iPhone that has Taskić open. Both are iPhone features.
A parent can start spring cleaning (14 days), back to school (7 days) or the holiday calendar (24 days) for chosen members. Each brings its own tasks with one deadline, and when they’re all approved, everyone taking part gets 20 bonus points.
Taskić is in English, Serbian, German, Spanish, Italian and French. It follows the phone’s language until you pick one in Settings; Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrin phones get Serbian, and any other language gets English. The choice belongs to the phone, not the account, and notifications arrive in the language of each phone.
A warm light theme and a dark one, following the phone or set in Settings. Both keep text contrast at WCAG AA, and each phone keeps its own choice.
Taskić runs on iPhone with iOS 16.4 or newer and on Android phones with Android 8.0 or newer. It’s the same app and the same account on both, so one family can mix iPhones and Android phones, and Taskić Pro covers everyone, whichever store it was bought in. Sign in with Apple is only on iPhone. The widget and the Live Activity are iPhone features, QR stickers work with the camera on both, and NFC stickers on any phone with NFC.