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Tap the Edit button (pencil icon) in the top-right corner to create your first tag. Give it a name and color, then tap the tag circle to start a timer. Tap again to stop.

Tap the Edit button, then tap the + button to add a new tag. You can create as many tags as you need.

Yes, there are several ways to adjust your time entries:

You can also enable quick adjust buttons in Settings. When turned on, small clock icons appear briefly after starting or stopping a timer for fast corrections.

Normally, starting one timer stops the previous one. When you long-press to start a timer, you can toggle "Start pinned" — a pinned entry keeps running even when you start another tag. This is useful for tracking background tasks while switching focus.

Cloud sync requires a Premium subscription. Once subscribed, sign in with the same account on all your devices and your data will sync automatically.

No. Free users have all their data stored locally on their device. It stays there as long as you keep the app installed. Upgrading to Premium adds cloud backup and sync, but it's completely optional.

Make sure you're signed in with a Premium account on all devices. Check your internet connection. If the issue persists, try signing out and back in.

iOS widgets update periodically, not in real-time. If the widget seems stuck, try removing and re-adding it to your home screen. Make sure the app has background refresh enabled in Settings.

When you delete a tag, you're asked whether to also delete its time entries. If you kept the entries, they're still in your history (shown as "Unknown" tag). If you deleted everything, the data cannot be recovered.

TickTappy uses minimal resources. If you notice high battery usage, check if sound reminders are enabled on an active timer. Consider disabling reminders for long-running timers.

TickTappy runs right in this browser — no download or account needed. It's also available as a native app: