Everything you do leaves a ticket.
Tricket turns completed tasks and repeatable check-ins into point coupons you can save toward wishes. Here are answers to the questions that come up most often.
Complete a one-time Task or log a repeatable Tally. Each completion creates a point coupon in Wallet. Tasks can award a fixed amount or roll within a range based on their resistance level; Tallies always use their configured fixed amount.
Completion turns the task into a point coupon in Wallet, so completed tasks leave the active list. The coupon is the lasting record of the effort and its point value.
If Shake to Undo is enabled in Settings, shake your iPhone immediately after completing the task. You can also find its unspent coupon in Wallet later and delete it. Either action restores the original task to the list it came from. A coupon already used for a wish cannot be deleted because it belongs to a receipt.
Tricket spends your oldest coupons first. If the last coupon is worth more than the remaining cost, it is split: only the needed part is spent and the rest stays in Wallet. The receipt lists the tasks and check-ins that paid for the wish.
A receipt records one wish redemption. Stubs are the individual coupon pieces that have already been spent. One receipt can contain several stubs.
No. A coupon keeps the title, points, and earned date it had when it was created. Changing a task, tally, or wish later does not rewrite earlier coupons or receipts.
Tricket keeps working offline. When iCloud is available, your data syncs through your private iCloud database and uploads after you reconnect. Settings shows the latest confirmed sync time. You can control Tricket's iCloud access in the Apple ID and iCloud section of system Settings.
Open Tricket Settings, then look under Data for Archived Tallies or Archived Wishes. Archiving hides an item from the everyday list without erasing the history it already created.