HappyTooth
Ticko the robot, holding a toothbrush
HappyTooth

HappyTooth
every app gets
a character.

HappyTooth is a one-person studio. Two apps so far — a brushing timer for kids and a coffee shop you run by hand — each built around someone worth showing up for.

Meet them
Mr. Luwak, the coffee legend from Tapuchino, offering a bag of beans
Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer app icon

Ticko — the robot

Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer

A two-minute brushing timer kids actually finish. Ticko counts them through all four zones, and cartoon episodes, streaks and treasure chests handle the motivation.

  • iOS & Android
  • Ages 3–9
  • 11 languages
  • No ads
Tapuchino: Idle Cafe Tycoon app icon

Mr. Luwak — the mentor

Tapuchino: Idle Cafe Tycoon

A coffee shop you run by hand. Grind, brew, serve — every cup passes through your fingers. Mr. Luwak walks you through your first contract, then goes back to his nap.

  • iOS & Android
  • Idle tycoon
  • 10 languages
  • Free to play

What is HappyTooth?

HappyTooth is a one-person indie studio, founded in 2025 and based in Poland, that builds playful, polished mobile apps and games for iOS and Android. Design, code, art direction and support are all handled by founder Andrei Karavaichyk, which is why the studio ships one app at a time rather than several at once.

Two titles are published so far. Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer turns two minutes of brushing into a game for children aged 3 to 9, with cartoon episodes, daily streaks and treasure chests, and carries no ads. Tapuchino: Idle Cafe Tycoon is a hands-on coffee shop tycoon and idle barista game where you grind, brew and serve every cup by tapping the station yourself. Ticko is published in 11 languages, Tapuchino in 10. Both are still in active development, and every bug report reaches the person who wrote the code: happy.toothapp@gmail.com.

Side by side

How do the two apps differ?

  Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer Tapuchino: Idle Cafe Tycoon
TypeTooth brushing timer for kidsCoffee shop tycoon and idle barista game
Made forAges 3–9, with a parent nearbyAnyone who likes a tycoon loop
PlatformsiOS and AndroidiOS and Android
Languages1110
AdsNoneAd-supported
PriceFree, with optional in-app purchasesFree to play, with optional in-app purchases
CharacterTicko, the robot who counts the two minutesMr. Luwak, the coffee legend who mentors you
OfflineWorks offlineSingle-player, progress kept on your device

Common questions

What people ask about HappyTooth

Who is HappyTooth?

HappyTooth is a small solo indie studio that makes playful, polished mobile apps and games for iOS and Android. Its published titles are Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer and Tapuchino: Idle Cafe Tycoon.

What apps does HappyTooth make?

HappyTooth makes Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer, a kids tooth brushing timer app for ages 3–9 with cartoon rewards and streaks, and Tapuchino, a hands-on coffee shop tycoon and idle barista game. Both are free to download on the App Store, Google Play, Amazon Appstore and RuStore.

Where is HappyTooth based?

HappyTooth is a one-person studio based in Poland. Both apps are published on the App Store, Google Play, Amazon Appstore and RuStore.

Who builds the apps?

One person, start to finish — design, code, art direction and support. That is also why the apps ship one at a time rather than all at once.

Are HappyTooth apps free?

Yes. Both Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer and Tapuchino are free to download, with optional in-app purchases.

Do HappyTooth apps have ads?

Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer has no ads. Tapuchino: Idle Cafe Tycoon is free to play and supported by ads and optional in-app purchases.

What data do the apps collect?

No personal information is collected from children. Neither app asks for a name, an address or an account, and the only identifiers involved are device-level ones. Tapuchino is single-player: no accounts, no login, no cloud save and no chat, with game progress stored on your own device. Each app publishes its own privacy policy with the full detail.

Do the apps work without an internet connection?

Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer works offline. Tapuchino is single-player and keeps your progress on your own device.

What languages are the apps available in?

Ticko: Tooth Brushing Timer is published in 11 languages and Tapuchino: Idle Cafe Tycoon in 10.

Are the apps still being updated?

Yes. Both apps are still in active development, and both are still being worked on between releases.

Who are Ticko and Mr. Luwak?

Ticko is the robot who counts kids through their two minutes of brushing. Mr. Luwak is the coffee legend who walks you through your first supplier contract in Tapuchino. Every HappyTooth app is built around a character.

How do I contact HappyTooth or report a bug?

Email happy.toothapp@gmail.com. Bug reports, ideas and feature requests for either app are all welcome. For a bug, say which app, which device and what happened, and the report goes straight to the person who wrote the code — there is no support queue in between. HappyTooth is one person, so replies are written by hand rather than by a helpdesk.

The studio

How does a one-person studio work?

One person, start to finish — design, code, art direction, and the part where you name a civet.

HappyTooth builds small, well-crafted apps one at a time. Both are free to download, and both are still being worked on.

Founded in 2025 by Andrei Karavaichyk, who writes every line of it — see the studio's apps on the App Store, Google Play, Amazon Appstore (Ticko, Tapuchino), RuStore (Ticko, Tapuchino) and YouTube.

Bug reports, ideas, or just saying hello are all welcome.

happy.toothapp@gmail.com