Support

For Klicket 2.0 on iPhone and iPad. Requires iOS or iPadOS 18 or later. Updated 30 September 2026.

Getting started

1. Tap a coloured band to choose a game.
2. Tap the question-mark button, How to play, for that game’s rules.
3. Play a round and try to improve your personal best. Results are saved on your device.
4. Use Back to games to return. Pull a menu band outward to turn the menu and discover the other four games.

All eight games work offline. You do not need a Klicket account. Game Center is optional for online leaderboards.

The eight games

• KlickFast: tap as many times as you can in ten seconds.
• ReactFast: wait for the screen to turn black, then tap. Your times across three rounds are added; lower is better.
• DuckTime: stop just before five seconds. Three rounds measure your timing error; lower is better.
• BlindTime: aim for ten seconds after the clock disappears. The error across three rounds is your result.
• Tunnel: hold your finger inside the moving tunnel. Touching a wall or lifting your finger ends the run. Staying nearer the edge ahead earns more points.
• Sort: drag shapes from the moving belt into matching boxes. Each correct match scores one point. A wrong box or a shape reaching the end costs a life; three misses end the run. Dropping outside a box returns the shape to the belt.
• Split: draw a straight cut all the way across a shape, aiming for equal areas. Five shapes make a round; the smaller your total area difference, the better.
• Echo: remember the lit points, then select them. Complete patterns earn points; three misses end the run.

Scores and Game Center

Tap Scores · Game Center at the top of a game to see your local best and connection status. Tap Game Center in that sheet to sign in or open Apple’s leaderboards.

Local results and online leaderboard entries are separate. Online score submission requires an authenticated Game Center player and a verified App Store installation. Development and TestFlight builds keep scores local. Pending submissions can be retried when the app becomes active or another result is saved.

Troubleshooting

A score has not appeared online. Read the status in the Scores sheet, check your internet connection and Game Center sign-in, then return to Klicket. You can continue playing offline. Avoid deleting the app as a troubleshooting step: doing so can remove local records.

The app says saved scores could not be read. The app preserves the original stored data and stops writing over it. Contact support with the exact message. Do not delete or reinstall the app first.

There is no sound. Klicket follows the device’s silent mode. Check silent mode and volume. Version 2.0 does not have a separate in-app mute switch or a user-facing sound/settings screen.

I can only see four games. Pull a coloured menu band outward to turn the menu and reveal the other four.

Your data

Personal bests and recent results are stored locally. Optional Game Center scores are handled by Apple. See the privacy policy for details about app data and support email.

Contact and feedback

Use Contact in a game’s help sheet, or email [email protected]. Include your app and operating-system versions, the game name, what you tried and what happened. Redact screenshots and never send passwords, tokens or unrelated private information.

You can use the same address for feedback or a request about your information. For a removal request, include the app name and approximate submission date. Do not send passwords, access tokens or unrelated private content.