

TickTick
Organize tasks with lists, tags, and priorities. Share task lists with others, attach files, and set up to 5 reminders per task. Use checklist, note-taking, and Pomodoro timer features for productivity.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Chrome OS
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Apple Watch
- Google Chrome
- Android Wear
- Mozilla Firefox
Features
Properties
- Support for Themes
Features
- Habit Tracker
- Calendar View
- Recurring Tasks
- Reminders
- Calendar Integration
- Pomodoro Timer
- Subtasks
- Team Collaboration
- Cloud Sync
- Desktop Widget
- Customizable Themes
- Task Scheduling
- Themes
- List management
- Push Notifications
- Task Tracking
- Time blocking
- Ad-free
- Dark Mode
- Support for MarkDown
IFTTT Integration
- Multiple languages
- Interface Overlay
- Periodic Reminders
Tags
- Task List
- Task List Manager
- tasks
- Task Manager
- tasklist
- time-management
- recurring-events
- task-planner
- tasklist-manager
TickTick News & Activities
Recent News
- Fla published news article about TickTick
TickTick adds Countdown feature to track important events and deadlinesTickTick has launched a Countdown feature that enables users to organize important events with dedi...
- Fla published news article about TickTick
TickTick adds Two-Step Verification for enhanced securityTickTick, a popular task management app, has rolled out a new Two-Step Verification feature to enha...
- Fla published news article about TickTick
TickTick integrates seamlessly with NotionTickTick has launched a major update integrating with Notion, allowing users to view their Notion t...
Recent activities
davidmarkingram added TickTick as alternative to Quick List
nuvintaillc added TickTick as alternative to FlowCoach AI- jpeq reviewed TickTick
Quite fond of Ticktick. It's what I settled on when building my life management system and trying to find a todo app that worked for my very picky ADHD self. Ticktick has checked all the boxes I needed; calendar, task lists, kanban, notes, pomodoro built-in, habit trackers, so on. The premium version is worth it imo, but the free version is comfortable to use as well.
It's very customizable, and is only as complex as you make it. You can completely ignore any feature and it won't impact you at...
- jpeq liked TickTick
AhuracMusic added TickTick as alternative to Microsoft Planner
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What is TickTick?
TickTick is a simple and effective to-do list and task manager app which helps you make schedule, manage time, remind about deadlines and organize life at home, work and everywhere else.
TickTick is here to help you make the most of your day and get things done (gtd). Whether there is an idea you want to capture, personal goals to achieve, work to accomplish, a project to collaborate with colleagues, or even a shopping list to share with family (with the help of a list maker). Achieve your goals with our productivity planner.
How TickTick makes you more productive?
- Keep it all organized and know what to do next in to-do list
- Classify your tasks and to-dos with list maker, folders and tags.
- Make checklists and notes.
- Prioritize goals and focus on what really matters.
- Sort goals by date, priority, and title.
- Attach photos, records and other attachments.
- Swipe a task for quick edit; long press for batch edit.
What to enjoy more at TickTick Premium?
- Choose from a variety of themes to match your personality.
- View business calendar in grid format (better than in other time management apps).
- Take ultimate control of 299 lists, 999 tasks per list, and 199 subtasks per task.
- Add up to 5 reminders to each task.
- Share a task list planner with up to 29 members.
- Use the checklist format and type a description in the same task.
- Subscribe to third-party calendars and day planners in TickTick.
Learn more about TickTick at: www.ticktick.com
Connect with us at Facebook: @TickTickApp Twitter: @TickTickTeam










Comments and Reviews
I am using it on the web and Windows with the free plan. I found the following points to be good.
The following points are negative.
https://ticktick.com/about/features
The free version of TickTick supports tags, printing, and sub-tasks.
When I check off a repeating task, TickTick immediately creates the next occurrence of the task. This causes the to-do list to contain incomplete tasks for the future that I have already completed for the present. I would like to hide future occurrences of repeating tasks that I have already completed today [0] [1].
[0] https://help.ticktick.com/forum/topic/372535/hide-recurring-tasks-that-aren-t-due [1] https://help.ticktick.com/forum/topic/372093/hide-recurring-from-inbox-until-due
TickTick deleted the two forum threads that I referenced in my previous review. I searched for them in Wayback Machine, but I did not get any results.
TickTick (for web browser) does not have a Select All menu item. Also, the keyboard shortcut Command-A does not select all. Reminders by Apple and Things by Cultured Code both have a menu item Edit – Select All.
TickTick (for Mac) has a menu item Edit – Select All. This will select all of the text in the name of a task. But it won't select all of the tasks in a list.
When I select multiple tasks and press the Delete key, TickTick (for Mac) does not delete the tasks. Instead, I clicked the Delete button in the rightmost pane.
When I delete a task, a toast appears at the bottom of the window. It offers a button to undo deleting the task. But the Edit – Undo menu item is disabled.
Wirecutter recommends TickTick as "The best free to-do list app" in their guide "The Best To-Do List App."
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-to-do-list-app
Quite fond of Ticktick. It's what I settled on when building my life management system and trying to find a todo app that worked for my very picky ADHD self. Ticktick has checked all the boxes I needed; calendar, task lists, kanban, notes, pomodoro built-in, habit trackers, so on. The premium version is worth it imo, but the free version is comfortable to use as well.
It's very customizable, and is only as complex as you make it. You can completely ignore any feature and it won't impact you at all. I have mine sorted in a GTD-ish way, and also use it as a cross-platform notes app with a section I drop random spontaneous thoughts and things I remember into to sort later.
I also appreciate the simple UI and theme choices. I find I get overwhelmed quite quickly by clutter or too many buttons and tabs, which is an issue especially when it comes to todo apps and routine management. I can't really find anything that can check as many boxes as Ticktick, so I plan to stick by it until it kicks the bucket lol.
Pros:
Cons:
I thought it was a standalone application. So I downloaded it and installed it on Debian, and after starting the programme I was asked to register an account. What's the point? No, thanks.
It's way better for me than Todoist. Super easy to use, intuitive, works smoothly on any device, and has tons of integrations.
Easy to use and cross platform. The features are great for task tracking and it has great note taking abilities as well.