Is TickTick or Todoist free?

Both can be used for free. TickTick: Free plan, paid upgrades. Todoist: Free plan, paid from $4 a month.

Do I need to install TickTick or Todoist?

No. Both run in a web browser, so you can open either one and start. Todoist can also be installed to a home screen or dock if you like.

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

A to-do list with a calendar and a pomodoro timer.

A to-do list that understands dates in plain language.

TickTick

Todoist

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

Type "every Friday at 4pm" and it schedules it. Projects, labels and filters keep a long list manageable.

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