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TickTick

Freemium⚡ Productivity

All-in-one task app combining tasks, calendar, habit tracker, Pomodoro timer and Eisenhower Matrix, with 2026 additions of AI Mode voice…. It saves time on everyday work — meetings, email and repetitive tasks. Free to start, with paid upgrades.

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What is TickTick?

All-in-one task app combining tasks, calendar, habit tracker, Pomodoro timer and Eisenhower Matrix, with 2026 additions of AI Mode voice input, MCP support and audio transcription. Free: 9 lists, 99 tasks per list, 5 habits. Premium $49.99/year ($4.99/month via App Store). Pricing uncertainty: one older source cites $35.99/year.

Key features

Saves hours every week
Simple setup, no learning curve
Automates repetitive tasks
Works with your existing apps

Pricing

TickTick is Freemium — you can start free and upgrade when you need more. Paid plans around $4.99/mo. Pricing can change, so confirm on the official site before buying.

Pros & cons

✅ Free tier to try before paying
✅ Saves hours every week
✅ Works with tools you already use
⚠️ Best features need a paid plan
⚠️ Free tier has usage limits
⚠️ Occasional slowdowns at peak times

Best TickTick alternatives

Not sure TickTick is right for you? Here are the closest alternatives in productivity:

MotionAI calendar and tasksPaid → ReclaimSmart schedulingFreemium → Otter.aiMeeting transcriptionsFreemium → FirefliesAI meeting notesFreemium →

FAQs

Is TickTick free?

TickTick is freemium — you can start free and upgrade to a paid plan when you need more.

What is TickTick used for?

TickTick is used for productivity — all-in-one task app combining tasks, calendar, habit tracker, Pomodoro timer and Eisenhower Matrix, with 2026 additions of AI Mode voice…

What are the best alternatives to TickTick?

Popular alternatives include Motion, Reclaim, Otter.ai. Compare them above to find your fit.