The best TickTick alternatives

App	Price	How you pay	Mac	iPhone	iPad	Watch	App Store	Developer	Setapp	Rating
TickTick	Free to start	Free, with paid upgrades								4.9
Superlist	Free to start	Free, with paid upgrades								Too few ratings
OmniFocus	$74.99 once	Pay once								4
Things 3	From $9.99	Pay once								4.8
Todoist	Free to start	Free, with paid upgrades								4.8
Structured	Free to start	Free, with paid upgrades								4.8
NotePlan	From $12	Subscription								4.8
Sunsama	From $17	Subscription								Too few ratings
Akiflow	From $19	Subscription								Too few ratings

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1. 1

   Superlist

   Free to startBest alternative

   Pick this if you share lists with family or a small team and want notes attached to every task.

   To-dos from the Wunderlist team where each task carries its own notes and checklists, free for 5 lists.

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2. 2

   OmniFocus

   $74.99 once4

   Pick this if you run dozens of projects and want a strict system with a weekly review.

   The deep, review-driven task manager for people with dozens of projects on the go, on every Apple device.

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3. 3

   Things 3

   From $9.994.8

   Pick it if you live on Apple devices and want a calm to-do list you pay for once.

   A calm, pay-once to-do app for every Apple device, with your calendar shown above today's tasks and free sync.

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4. 4

   Todoist

   Free to startBest free4.8

   Pick this if you want to add tasks as plain sentences and have dates and repeats filled in for you.

   Type a task as a normal sentence and get a dated, repeating to-do in the right project, free for 5 projects.

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5. 5

   Structured

   Free to start4.8

   Pick this if you plan best by seeing your day as time blocks on 1 visual timeline.

   Your tasks and calendar on 1 visual timeline, so you can see whether today actually fits, with most of it free.

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6. 6

   NotePlan

   From $124.8

   Pick it if you keep a bullet journal and want each day's page next to your calendar on the Mac.

   A daily Markdown note with your calendar and tasks next to it, so planning and notes stay on 1 page.

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7. 7

   Sunsama

   From $17

   Pick it if your tasks come from Asana, Jira, Slack and email and you want to fit them into real calendar time.

   A daily planner that gathers tasks from Asana, Jira, Slack and email and makes you fit them into real calendar time.

   Prices and full verdictDeveloper's siteCompare
   
8. 8

   Akiflow

   From $19

   Pick this if you want tasks from email, Slack and several calendars collected in 1 inbox before you schedule them.

   Collects tasks from email, Slack and your other apps into 1 inbox, then puts them on your calendar.

   Prices and full verdictDeveloper's siteCompare
   

• Things 3 vs TickTickPick it if you live on Apple devices and want a calm to-do list you pay for once.
• Todoist vs TickTickPick this if you want to add tasks as plain sentences and have dates and repeats filled in for you.
• Streaks vs TickTickPick it if you want a few daily habits and a streak counter, paid for once with no subscription.
• TickTick vs HabitifyPick it if you track more than a handful of habits and want workouts and sleep logged for you.