Task system
Open orders are shown for today and sorted by due time so the next bite is easy to spot.
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Turn your tasks into tiny sushi wins.
Itadaki Task is a cheerful iOS task app where each completed order becomes sushi eaten at the counter. This guide explains how the app works, what each screen means, and how to fix common setup issues.
10
Maximum sushi a customer can eat each day.
18
Achievement badges track streaks, totals, categories, and big milestones.
13
Collection customers can be met as achievement rewards.
Getting Started
Welcome to the sushi counter
Itadaki Task turns your daily to-dos into sushi orders. You add a task, choose when it is due, optionally repeat it, and let Chef remind you. When you finish the task, tap it on the order board. The app marks it complete, counts one sushi eaten for the day, updates your lifetime total, and checks whether you unlocked any achievements or customers.
Verified from the app:
completed tasks increase your daily sushi count, lifetime completions, best daily total,
category totals, and streak records.
How Itadaki Task Works
Orders become progress
A task is saved with a title, due date, repeat option, reminder state, and completion state. Completing it marks the order as eaten, increases today's sushi count, and updates your streak and achievement progress.
Sushi count
Each completed order adds one sushi, up to the daily 10-sushi meal limit.
Rewards
Totals, streaks, and categories feed achievements, and some achievements introduce collection customers.
Add A Task
Create an order for Chef
Tap Add a Task from the home screen or Orders button. The order sheet lets you write the task, set the date and time, and choose a repeat option.
Name the task
Enter up to 60 characters, such as Drink water, Read a book, or Go for a walk.
Set date and time
Use the date picker and time picker. The default time changes with the daypart.
Choose repeat and category
Select a repeat option, then use Category to group the task by focus, health, fun, self-care, learning, productivity, healthy eating, fitness, social, or other.
Save the order
Tap Add Task. The app schedules a reminder when notifications are allowed.
Daily Limit
Completing tasks counts as eating sushi
Each completed task counts as one sushi. The daily counter tops out at 10 / 10. When the customer is full, the app switches to the thank-you screen, hides the add-task area, and locked incomplete tasks cannot be completed until the next daily reset.
One-time completed tasks are cleaned up after about 24 hours. Recurring tasks reopen on the matching day: daily, weekdays, weekends, weekly, or the app's custom three-day recurrence.
Orders, Chef, Profile, Collection
A quick tour of the app
Use these sections when you need to explain a screen to a customer or check what a button does.
Home and Profile
The home/profile area shows the customer's avatar artwork, level, progress bar, current streak, lifetime sushi eaten, badges, and customers met. Level progress is based on streak milestones: 0, 1, 3, 7, 14, 30, 60, and 100 days.
Orders and Task List
Today's open tasks appear on the order board, sorted by due time. Tap an unfinished order to complete it. Tasks can appear with a scheduled time or without one, depending on how you added the order. Finished one-time tasks remain visible for today, then expire later.
Chef Screen
The Chef background changes by time of day: morning, noon, or night. When the customer is full, Chef moves to the thank-you artwork.
Collection
Collection shows the sushi customers you have met. Locked customers show as mystery tiles. Unlocked customers open a full-screen profile page with their art and first-met date.
Achievements
Achievements track totals, daily bests, streaks, and task categories. Tapping a badge shows requirement, progress, unlock date, reward status, and any customer reward.
Customers Met
Some achievements introduce collection customers, such as Salmon for First Bite, Mama Roe for Full Plate, Uni for Chef's Special, and Tuna for a 3-day streak.
Profile Layout
Track your stats from My Profile
The Profile screen gathers your progress into one cozy sushi-board layout. It is the easiest place to check how much you have done, how consistent you have been, and which rewards you have already earned.
Avatar, name, and level
Your avatar and customer name sit at the top with your current level and level progress.
Sushi eaten today
The top counter shows today's meal progress, such as 4 / 10 sushi eaten today.
Current streak
The streak panel shows how many days in a row you have completed at least one task.
Lifetime sushi
Total Sushi Eaten shows your lifetime task completions across the app.
Badges earned
The badge row previews unlocked achievements and shows progress out of 18 badges.
Customers met
The customer row previews collection characters and shows progress out of 13 customers.
Chef alarm sounds
Premium users can open Chef Alarm from Profile to preview and choose reminder sounds.
Find alarm sounds in Profile
From My Profile, Premium users can tap the Chef Alarm control to choose from Chef Alarm 1 through Chef Alarm 5 for task reminders.
Reminders
Notifications and permission
Itadaki Task asks iOS for alert, badge, and sound permission when it schedules task reminders. If permission is not granted, reminders cannot appear until notifications are enabled in Settings.
Enable notifications
Open iPhone Settings, choose Notifications, select Itadaki Task, and turn on Allow Notifications.
Reminder timing
One-time tasks remind at their exact date and time if that time is in the future. Daily, weekday, weekend, and weekly reminders repeat at the selected time.
Completed tasks
When you complete a task, its pending reminder is canceled so Chef does not remind you about finished work.
Chef alarm sounds
Premium users can pick a Chef Alarm sound from the Profile screen for task reminders.
Restore Purchases
Bring Premium back
If you already bought the lifetime unlock, open the Premium screen and choose Restore Purchases while signed into the same Apple ID. This is the right path after reinstalling, switching devices, or setting up a new iPhone.
Troubleshooting
FAQ
Why can't I add more tasks after 10 sushi?
Your customer is full for the day. The app intentionally stops the meal at 10 completed tasks and reopens on the next daily reset.
Why did a recurring task come back?
Recurring tasks reopen when their repeat rule matches the day. Daily tasks reopen every day, weekdays reopen Monday through Friday, weekends reopen Saturday and Sunday, and weekly tasks reopen after at least seven days.
Why am I not getting reminders?
Check iOS notification permission first. Also make sure the task has a future date/time. Completing a task cancels its reminder.
How do achievements unlock customers?
When an achievement with a customer reward unlocks, the app queues the achievement reveal and then introduces the new customer in Collection.
How do I restore Premium?
Open the Premium screen and use Restore Purchases while signed into the same Apple ID used for the original purchase.
Contact
Need help with Itadaki Task?
Send a short note with your device model, iOS version, what you expected to happen, and what happened instead. Screenshots are helpful when the issue is visual.
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