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About Tuck - Sheet Tracker

Tuck is a small, fastidious being who lives in your phone and is very particular about bed linen. Leave your sheets a day too long and he will make a quiet note. Leave them a week and he will reclassify your bedding. Leave them a month and he will start writing letters to authorities he invented. He means well. Set up your rooms and tell Tuck what's in each bed. Sheets, pillowcases, duvet covers, comforters, pillows, mattress protectors. Each item has its own interval. Weekly sheets, every two weeks for duvets, whatever works for you. Freshness rings show where each item stands. Notifications arrive when something is due. A yearly review tallies everything up, room by room, with commentary from Tuck. Swipe to tuck when you change the sheets. Siri and Shortcuts if you'd rather just say it. Widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Pause tracking for trips. Shorten intervals when you're sick. Works on iPhone and iPad. Syncs across your devices with iCloud. No account. No tracking. Just your beds and Tuck.

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated September 5, 2026

Tuck checked his work. He found things. - Reminders now describe your bed, not a bed from last Tuesday. Tucking, undoing, waking a room, changing an interval: all of them used to leave a stale reminder lying around. Tuck has been through the ledger with a pencil. The lock screen reminder also leaves when the sheets do, instead of loitering - Tucked Away rooms stay tucked away. Siri, a swipe, or an undo could wake one up by accident. Nobody enjoyed that. Least of all the room - Widget quips hold still. They used to change every time your phone woke up, which made Tuck look like he couldn't commit to an opinion. He can. Firmly - Backups come back the way you left them. Room order, streaks, Grand Tally, all of it. No rounding up - A new phone now waits for your rooms to arrive from iCloud before saying anything. Tuck used to announce that you owned no beds. He was mortified - Smaller repairs to the welcome tour, the keyboard, large text sizes and the way Tuck addresses a one-room household. Less like a hotel

App privacy

The developer, Martin Vang, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.