Push notifications

DinkyTask push notifications help the family notice important moments without constantly checking the app. Parents see when something needs attention, and children get feedback about their own tasks.

Who should enable them?

For parents, notifications are useful when you want quick alerts about submissions or tasks waiting for parent review.
For children, notifications are useful when they want to know whether a task was approved, needs another try, or earned them a new achievement.

When does a parent get notified?

when a child submits a task,
when a submission is waiting for parent review,
when the system flags a submission that may need attention.

When does a child get notified?

when a submitted task is approved,
when a task needs another try,
when a submission is waiting for parent review,
when they earn a new achievement,
when learning-material practice is available, they have not tried it that day, and a reward can still be earned.

Practice reminders

Practice reminders are meant as gentle encouragement, not pressure. A child can receive at most one such reminder per day, only when assigned learning material has practice enabled, enough questions are available, a reward can still be earned, and the child has not started an attempt that day. Parents can turn this on or off per child from the child list under Notifications.

How to enable notifications

Open the app on the device where you want to receive notifications.
Sign in with the relevant parent or child account.
Open the Profile page.
Find Notifications and enable push notifications.

Good to know

Notifications are enabled per device and browser.
If notifications are blocked in the browser, you need to allow them in the browser or operating system settings first.
The goal is to support daily progress, not to constantly monitor the child.