Tocket — learn to tell time

Meet Tocket, your clock-reading companion.

Tocket is a friendly, Duolingo-style app that teaches kids ages 5–9 how to read analog clocks — one skill at a time, at their own pace. Every question is built around the same reusable draggable clock face, so the clock a kid drags to set a time is the same one they read, match, and race against everywhere else in the app.

Tocket app Level 1 lesson path, illustrated over a sunlit village of clock towers — Meet Tocket, your clock-reading companion.

Set the Clock exercise, illustrated inside Tocket's clockwork workshop — Learn to read clocks, one hand at a time.

Story mode opening scene on a hillside above Sunflower Village — Every lesson unlocks the next chapter of Clocklands.

Practice session exercise, illustrated with Tocket studying at a small desk — Practice anytime, master every clock.

Lesson complete screen with a three-star rating, illustrated in a celebratory forest clearing — Every lesson, a little victory.

Streaks, stars, and badges to chase.

Fifteen ways to practice a clock

Every question is a variation on that same draggable clock — fifteen exercise types in total. Kids start with five core types: Set the Clock, Read the Clock, Match Times, Stop the Clock, and Word Time. Deeper into the curriculum, ten more unlock: judging whether an analog and a digital clock show the same time, picking the right clock face for a time spoken in words, working out the gap between two clocks, spotting a clock missing a hand, finding the odd one out among near-identical faces, building a digital readout for a stated time, ordering clocks chronologically, placing a time on a timeline, and figuring out what time it was or will be after a stretch has passed.

Three ways to play, one story

Learn is the core curriculum: a five-level path — whole hours, half hours, quarter hours, five-minute steps, then any minute — with 8–10 short lessons per level and 5–8 questions each. This is where new skills get taught.

Practice is free drilling: any exercise type, at any level a kid has already unlocked, whenever they want extra reps — no new content, just more of what they already know.

Story weaves Tocket's own narrative, Clocklands, around the curriculum: finishing lessons unlocks new chapters, and each chapter's puzzle gates are the same exercise types from Learn, reskinned into the story.

The three combine as one loop: Learn drives progress and unlocks new Story chapters, Story turns those same exercises into a narrative payoff, and Practice lets a kid loop back and drill anything they've already opened up.

Built to stick, not just to teach

Lessons are short — 5 to 8 questions — and each one ends in a star rating, so wins stay frequent. Streaks, hearts, and stars keep the momentum going as kids climb the five-level curriculum, with badges to chase along the way.