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Open Today and type a task in the field at the top, for example “Call Anna tomorrow 3pm #family”. No projects yet? Choose Try an Example Project in the sidebar to see one filled in. The guide shows you around in five minutes.

Private (where every new install starts) keeps your data on your devices and in your own iCloud. You need no MinTick account, and the AI runs on your device with Apple Intelligence.

Synced keeps your data on MinTick’s server (Supabase, EU) and uses Claude for the AI, which is more capable and works on every device. It needs an invite. You can switch at any time and your tasks come along. See Privacy.

1. Ask for an invite at dennis@mintick.nl (accounts are invite-only).
2. Open Data & Privacy: tap the status line at the bottom of the sidebar, or on the Mac choose MinTick ▸ Settings (⌘,).
3. Tap Switch to Synced…, enter your email and tap Email Me a Sign-In Code.
4. Type the code, tap Sign In, then Switch. Quit MinTick and open it again. Your other devices ask whether to switch too.

Look in your spam or junk folder, and wait a minute: the email comes from Supabase, MinTick’s server. The code only works for an address that has been invited, and only the newest code counts. Still nothing? Email support.

In Private mode the AI uses Apple Intelligence: a Mac with Apple silicon, an iPad with M1 or later, or an iPhone 15 Pro or newer, with Apple Intelligence turned on and the device and Siri set to the same supported language (such as English or Dutch). MinTick works fine without it. In Synced mode the AI uses Claude, with a limit of 30 requests a day during the beta.

iPhone and iPad: touch and hold the Home Screen, tap Edit ▸ Add Widget and choose MinTick. Mac: right-click the desktop and choose Edit Widgets…. Tick a task’s circle in the widget to finish it.

macOS switches new share extensions off. In any Share menu choose Edit Extensions… and tick MinTick, or use the button in MinTick ▸ Settings.

On the Mac, press ⌃⌥Space in any app while MinTick is running, type a task and press Return. It goes to the Inbox. You can turn it off, and turn on Open at Login, in MinTick ▸ Settings.

On the Mac, choose File ▸ Export All Data…. It saves everything as one file. Importing it again later merges it with what’s there. This is a beta, so do keep a copy of anything important.

See Privacy: it explains how deleting works in each mode, and how to remove your data and your account from the server.

The first test builds were called Makkie. That name turned out to be a registered trademark for software, so the app was renamed MinTick in November 2026. Only the name changed: your data, settings and sign-in stay as they were.