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Google Calendar vs TickTick

Price, ratings and what each one does, side by side. Every fact here comes from their listings on Linkstore.

Google Calendar

A calendar for your day, shared with other people.

At a glance

  • Google Calendar is free. TickTick is free plan, paid upgrades.

Side by side

Google CalendarTickTick
Price
Free
Free plan, paid upgrades
Rating
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Saved by
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On Linkstore since
October 2026
October 2026
Site ownership
Not confirmed yet
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In their own words

Google Calendar

Keep events, share a calendar, and send invites. The thing most scheduling tools still sync back to.

More about Google Calendar

TickTick

TickTick handles lists, habits, a calendar view and focus timers. The free plan covers everyday use.

More about TickTick

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