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TickTick

Tasks, calendar planning, focus timers, and habits in one everyday workspace.

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The price is the current website offer; store billing can differ. Older reviews quote US$35.99/year. Calendar views, durations and capacity depend on the plan.

Makers

The team traces its task-management work back to GTasks on Android. TickTick grew into a cross-platform product combining tasks, calendars, focus and habits.

Why consider it

Plan with tasks and time together

View tasks alongside a calendar and add durations when your plan supports them. Useful if a plain checklist does not show how full the day is.

Connect planning with focus

Pomodoro-style timers and focus tracking sit beside your tasks. You can start a work session without maintaining a separate timer app.

Keep recurring routines visible

Recurring tasks, habit tracking and reminders cover both work and daily routines. Cross-platform clients keep the same system available beyond the Mac.

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What People Say

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Adam EngstTidBITS · 2025
“I’ve found that it provides the features I want”

Used for several weeks, mainly on iPhone with the Mac app alongside it. The review also discusses excess features and sync limitations.

Worth Reading

TidBITS · 2025

A focused daily task list—and more

Adam Engst explains what he actually uses, what he ignores and where cross-device behavior falls short.

TickTick · official pricing

What Premium changes

Compare list capacity, calendar layouts, reminders and other free-versus-paid limits.

TickTick · About

From GTasks to TickTick

The team describes its earlier Android product and how its task tools grew across platforms.

Checked · Sources

Prices use the stated currency and storefront. The check date is separate from the app’s release date.