TickTick

I believe the developer should change the name of his app. Some people might have the impression that this is an app related to the Chinese TikTok. But... what if it does?

I think the developer should change the name of his app, so as not to create any misunderstandings.

Forgot to post the rate.

Tick Tick has become one of my main mac programs. I've tried all the other to-do managers and this is the best. I had started using and was happy with 2Do. But Tick Tock is better. My only wish, that I can think of right now, is that I can't subscribe to Apple's Calendar. I don't use any other calendar ... especially googles calendar. So I hope there is, or will be, a way to use Apple's callendar. I've tried putting in the web address for the calendar, but it doesn't take. But, this isn't a deal breaker. This program is great.

When I go looking for an app to fill a need, I download every app I can find, then pick the best one by process of elimination. TickTick was the clear winner for my quest to find a to-do manager. What put it over the top? Cross-platform compatibility and syncing; the one-click ease with which items can be moved to today, tomorrow, next week, next month; the MenuBar dropdown, and the fact that the Dock icon can be hidden; the at-a-glance clarity of what’s due today, what’s overdue, what’s high priority, what’s a checklist vs. just a one-off; the natural-language data entry; the copious keyboard shortcuts; the fact that there are both lists *and* tags *and* smart lists. The best thing TickTick has done for me though is giving me a place to put all those things that come up during the day that used to be a distraction and now become part of my list — I won’t forget about them if I don’t do them *right now.* I don’t (yet) use the paid features, mostly because I think the subscription is a little overpriced. But as my work improves, I may change my mind.

The best to do list app I have ever used. And they are keeping getting better. Nice job

I've been using TickTick for a couple of months and I like it. I am also a fan of Things, but I can't access Things conveniently when I am at work with my Windows PC. TickTick is available on all my devices. It has a clean interface but lots of powerful features. The price for the premium edition is reasonable. A few of the features I especially like: - Adding update notes to each task. - Creating tasks from forwarded email. - Adding sub-task lists to tasks. One feature I'd like to see is a Kan Ban view. But I can live without that.

I'm amazed TickTick isn't better-known. I've used pretty much every To Do available, and spent years going back and forth between OmniFocus and Things. Both have strengths and Things 3 is very good, but TickTick has ease-of-use, attractively simple interface (with plenty of flexibility under the hood), and a faultless sync to iOS. It also allows the one thing that was the eventual dealbreaker for me with Things: setting up a monthly recurring reminder on, say, the 15th of the month, that doesn't get pulled forward for the following iteration if you choose to do it on the 13th one time. Great app, reasonably priced. Shame it doesn't update internally (you have to download the updates), but otherwise, extremely solid.

The current link is downloading only v2.5.00. Try this link instead for the latest: https://ticktick.com/static/getApp/download?type=mac

$27.99/year if you want the premium version.

This seems little known by the reviews and that's too bad as it is truly a great program; fully cross platform and easy to use. It has all the Bells and whistles to be a full scale GTD system or a straight task manager.