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TickTick

A to-do list that bundles calendar views, a Pomodoro timer and habit tracking in one app.

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About TickTick

TickTick covers the same ground as Todoist (lists, tags, smart date parsing, sub-tasks and recurring tasks) and then adds tools most task apps leave to separate products: a focus timer with Pomodoro sessions, a habit tracker, an Eisenhower matrix view and kanban boards. Premium adds a full calendar with day, week, month and timeline views, so many people use it as a light time-blocking planner too. Sharing lists and assigning tasks works for families and small groups, but it is not built for team project management. The free plan is usable but caps the number of lists and tasks per list; Premium is a single yearly subscription that raises those limits and unlocks the calendar views and other extras. It has native apps for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux, a web app and browser extensions, and syncs quickly between them. It suits people who want one app for tasks, focus sessions and habits instead of three.

Best for: Individuals who want tasks, a focus timer, habits and a calendar in a single app.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Pomodoro timer and habit tracker built in
  • Calendar and kanban views alongside lists
  • Apps on every major platform, including Linux

Why people leave

  • Calendar views and higher list limits need Premium
  • Feature-dense interface can feel busy
  • Collaboration is basic compared with team tools

Top TickTick alternatives

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  1. 1Todoist logo
    Todoist

    Larger integration ecosystem and team workspace, for people who don't need the timer and habit tools.

    66.5
  2. 2Amazing Marvin logo
    Amazing Marvin

    Even more customisable, with time tracking and gamification you can switch on feature by feature.

    62.6
  3. 3Lunatask logo
    Lunatask

    Also combines tasks, habits and journaling, with end-to-end encryption of your data.

    59.6
  4. 4Super Productivity logo
    Super Productivity

    Free, open-source mix of task list, Pomodoro timer and time tracking that works offline.

    57.2
  5. 5Fo
    Focus To-Do

    A simpler Pomodoro-first task app if the focus timer is the part you use most.

    55.3

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TickTick: common questions

Is TickTick free?

TickTick has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: Yes, 9 lists with 99 tasks each (checked on TickTick's own site).

Is TickTick open source?

No, TickTick is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Super Productivity.

What platforms does TickTick run on?

TickTick is available for Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and Browser extension.

What are the best alternatives to TickTick?

The highest-ranked TickTick alternatives right now are Todoist, Amazing Marvin and Lunatask. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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