What is TickTick used for?

TickTick is a to-do list and calendar app with Kanban and timeline views, a Pomodoro timer, habit tracking and countdowns, synced across devices. It is a good fit for personal task and habit tracking, study planning with focus timers, and planning work with calendar and Kanban views.

Yes. TickTick has a free plan, and paid plans start at $49.99 per year.

Is TickTick open source?

No. TickTick is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to TickTick include Super Productivity, Habitica and TaskTrove.

What are some alternatives to TickTick?

TickTick competes with Any.do, Things and OmniFocus. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source TickTick alternatives.

TickTick: features, pricing and alternatives

About TickTick

TickTick is a commercial task manager that combines to-do lists with a calendar. People use it to organize work projects, personal tasks and study plans, with calendar views at several levels (yearly, monthly, weekly, daily, agenda, multi-day and multi-week) to plan their time.

Besides lists, it offers a Kanban board, a timeline, a split view, an Eisenhower matrix and sticky notes. A built-in Pomodoro timer breaks work into 25-minute intervals, a habit tracker has a habit library with flexible tracking options and statistics, and a countdown feature records birthdays, exams and deadlines. AI features are listed as well, and data syncs across devices.

TickTick is a hosted service with web, desktop and mobile apps, a help center and productivity guides. It has a free tier to start and a paid upgrade listed on its pricing page. It suits individuals and small groups who want one app for tasks, calendar and habits.

Key features

To-do lists with multiple calendar views
Kanban and timeline views
Pomodoro focus timer
Habit tracker with statistics
Countdowns for important dates
Eisenhower matrix and sticky notes
AI assistance for planning

Good fit for

→Personal task and habit tracking
→Study planning with focus timers
→Planning work with calendar and Kanban views

Tags: to-do; task-manager; calendar; pomodoro; habit-tracker; kanban; productivity

TickTick: questions and answers

What is TickTick used for?: TickTick is a to-do list and calendar app with Kanban and timeline views, a Pomodoro timer, habit tracking and countdowns, synced across devices. It is a good fit for personal task and habit tracking, study planning with focus timers, and planning work with calendar and Kanban views.
Is TickTick free?: Yes. TickTick has a free plan, and paid plans start at $49.99 per year.
Is TickTick open source?: No. TickTick is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to TickTick include Super Productivity, Habitica and TaskTrove.
What are some alternatives to TickTick?: TickTick competes with Any.do, Things and OmniFocus. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source TickTick alternatives.