TickTick Reviews

I have used this app for many years and have no problem paying for the extra features.

I really like this app and haven't found anything that I dislike about the software.

It is very simple and easy to use.

I use this software to track both my business and personal lists. It is easy to use and works well both on my laptop and mobile phone.

I've been using this tool for years for everything - organizing tasks and projects in business, as well as for goals and a more organized personal life. I must say that among most of the tools I tried, this one turned out to be the most versatile, stable, convenient and multifunctional. It has everything for people with any level of organization and workload. From a simple to-do list to managing large and complex projects. I really like the ability to create lists, organize tasks using tags and priorities, integration with calendars, reminders and other useful things. I especially want to point out two things - help with healthy habits. For example, I asked myself that I needed to go to the gym three times a week and read at least a little book every evening. And the need to check a box daily motivates you not to forget about it :) The second thing is the Eisenhower matrix, which allows you to greatly simplify your workload by understanding which tasks are important and which can be delegated or deleted. Cross-platform is another huge advantage! Instant synchronization of tasks on Mac and Android works just great. In general, for me this is one of the vital tools for work and personal life.

I didn't have a single problem with this app during many years!

Task and projects efficient management, habits tracking, Eisenhower matrix for sorting tasks, cross-platform tool with great sync between Mac and Android.

One thing I like about TickTick is that it allows me to annotate tasks in seconds and it's possible to create tasks directly from email. On the other hand , the lists and sub-lists are another thing I like since they are ideal for grouping tasks by specific activities [such as meetings, academic deliverables or administrative tasks in my case].

In my experience with TickTick I've had no usability problems, it has helped me enormously to organize myself better and it's the tool that best suits my current needs.

TickTick combines well simplicity with functionality so managing tasks becomes much more agile; it definitely helps me to easily visualize what I need to do in a day or week, as well as to manage time and prioritize correctly.

TickTick offers web functionality and has a full set of desktop and mobile apps, providing flexibility for users to manage tasks across different devices.

It's not easy to migrate from an previous task management tool to TickTick. I used Microsoft To-Do, though I had to recreate the Orgs and nested tasks again in TickTick.

Help keep track of tasks offering several methodologies like Eisenhower Matrix, Taskboards, or Simple todo lists. It also has inbuilt Pomodero which helps keep balance between work and breaks.

Effective with project discussions.

Robustness for it's availability of many templates to customize.

Great for real-time project tracking and reporting.

Task scheduling is very remarkable.

It's pretty dashboard with ease of navigation.

Fascinated to project on the outcomes of projects.

Calendar is incredible for scheduling of tasks.

Extremely effective for complex projects handling.

Phenomenal with Gantt charts for tasks presentation.

Amazing with efficient to create subtask for their to do lists.

Love it's credibility with prioritization of tasks.

App is super friendly.

It's a super to schedule for tasks.

Remarkable for prioritization of tasks.

Fantastic way to track the progress of projects and reporting.

Simple with installation.