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For people looking how to improve daily productivity: there is also a Pomo Timer to work with Pomodoro technique. It’s impossible to edit them but having all lists in one app it’s still great thing. We can also integrate calendars in TickTick and display tasks for local or Google calendars. Each habit has frequency and days to monitor, we can also set our goal (for example: don’t drink beer for 30 days – yep, it’s possible!) and reminders.
We can add habits to our lists: for example, morning exercises, water drinking etc. It’s all about tasks, but there are many other features. Yes, we can create them using filters: by priority, list, date, tags and in advanced option, by logic rules using OR / AND conditions (great option for programmers). TickTick can show “smart lists” for example Today, Tomorrow, Next 7 Days, Assigned To Me and… our custom smart lists. It’s next interesting feature: automatic lists. We can customize system notifications and also use daily alert about our main list. TickTick can also recognize what we type in tasks names and if we type an hour or date, can set due/reminder automatically. Tasks can be automatically repeated, it’s good option for everyday duties (I really prefer that for Duolingo strike). Not only for one time, but also set duration. We can set due date (with time) for each task and set many reminders. Of course, TickTick supports notifications. We can group lists and I use it for example to have all my year goals in one place: I created folder goals, and inside have separate lists for many things like Personal, Sport, Finance etc. Great option for me is ability to add lists folders. Good option for family shopping or working on the same project with few people. Of course, we can also share our tasks – as text or image, or just invite external user to collaborate with us in list. There is also option to save list as new template, so if we want to do things with “patterns”, it’s a good way to do this (create list of steps, then run it each time when it’s necessary).
Tasks and tasks lists can be duplicated to simply copy big lists. It’s very nice option, simple example: we want to check something in store and add reminder to run when we will be in this store. We can choose location for task and set app to notify us for example when we arrive or leave that place. These options are available in many apps, so it’s nothing special, but there are also some more interesting features. It’s also available to add comments to task, not only by typing, but also by adding voice recording. We can set priorities for tasks (one of four predefined, there is no option to edit priorities), attach files and tasks. Each task can have also subtasks and description. Like other apps, we can add tasks lists, then add tasks to each of them. In simple words, TickTick is an app to manage our tasks. Also, some of them have ugly (for me) interface or issues with syncing / availability for platform which I use.
#EVERNOTE AND TODOIST VS WUNDERLIST VS NOZBE FREE#
Some are too expensive for my usage, some display ads and premium reminders in free versions, some have too much options and are for managing big projects, not simple life, some need too much time to manage and don’t make my life easier. Yes, it’s true and… I really tried each of them. I mentioned few apps, so you can ask me: why don’t you use them? They are on market for several years, have a lot of options, a lot of people use them and are happy. I think TickTick will be more popular in future. It’s highly likely, that you didn’t hear about TickTick before – it isn’t so famous, it isn’t like Wunderlist / Microsoft To-Do, Todoist, Remember the Milk or Nozbe. One important information: it isn’t sponsored article, it’s my personal review. I’m minimalist and don’t need a lot of options, like asceticism and simplicity. I’ve used it for about a year and think, I can now write some words about it, also think it’s a good topic, because many people try to manage time, manage tasks and calendars, and there are a lot of similar tools. Good example is TickTick, “hero” of this post: small, but very nice app to manage tasks.
#EVERNOTE AND TODOIST VS WUNDERLIST VS NOZBE SOFTWARE#
Now have a lot of other things to do, but sometimes want to do an exception, because some software is worth to spend time for review. It’s because I wrote a lot of reviews few years ago, when I worked in IT news websites as editor.
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