What Takt is
Takt is a local-first interval tracker for recurring habits, routines, and life events. It helps you log occurrences, backfill history, inspect heatmaps and deeper trend views, and keep recurring items available across iPhone, widgets, Apple Watch, and Shortcuts.
Guide
How to track recurring tasks without daily streaks
Support and contact
If you need help with Takt, the fastest path is still email. Support requests, privacy questions, billing questions, and App Store review follow-ups all go to the same inbox.
- Email: dan.urbanek.dev@gmail.com
- Privacy Policy: ios.dnesdan.cz/takt/privacy-policy
- Terms of Use: ios.dnesdan.cz/takt/terms-of-use
- Support hub: ios.dnesdan.cz/takt/
What to include in a support email
- Your iPhone model and iOS version
- Whether the issue is on iPhone, Apple Watch, a widget, or a Shortcut
- Whether iCloud Sync is enabled in Settings
- What you expected to happen and what actually happened
- If the issue is purchase-related, whether the one-time Takt Pro unlock restored correctly
- If relevant, whether the problem started after importing CSV data, restoring purchases, or changing devices
Current release scope
- Recurring event tracking with optional reminders and overdue handling
- Backfilled history, activity heatmaps, and deeper pattern views
- CSV export and import for moving your own data
- Share cards for selected Pro surfaces
- Widgets, Apple Watch support, and Shortcuts for faster logging
- Optional private iCloud sync using your own Apple account
Billing at a glance
| Unlock | Current price | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Takt Pro | $6.99 | One-time StoreKit purchase through Apple. No subscription and no renewal. |
Takt Pro unlocks unlimited active tasks, deeper insights, share cards, widgets, Apple Watch surfaces, and Shortcuts. Regional pricing and taxes may vary because billing is controlled by Apple.
Data and sync
Takt does not require an account and does not include advertising SDKs, third-party analytics, or a custom developer backend. Your events and logs stay on-device by default. If you enable iCloud Sync, the same SwiftData content is synchronized through your own private iCloud account using Apple's CloudKit infrastructure.
Important: disabling iCloud Sync stops future synchronization. Local data on the current device remains available, while previously synchronized records in your private iCloud storage remain governed by Apple's iCloud systems until Apple removes them according to your account and device actions.
Legal and privacy documents
Takt uses in-app web views for its support hub, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Use so the same current documents are available both inside the app and on the public web.