OMG this app is so good I had to write an essay about it. It does so many things but the interface is so clean, it’s kind of a design miracle. I can do everything I need in the free version but I subscribed because I want this app to exist forever. I have ADHD, so I’m always strategizing to manage my focus. Someone on an ADHD forum recommended TickTick and with some hesitation (oh no not another system…), I downloaded it a few weeks ago. I like productivity apps but if i have to flip between them, it’s not useful for me because … squirrel. TickTick has replaced the following apps for me: - ToDoist, Google Tasks - Done (habit tracker) - Toggl (task timer) - Notion (Notion is still awesome for many things, just not project management for my brain) - GoodNotes (ditto - still awesome, just not for tracking stuff) - and any number of timers and to-do lists TickTick takes my to-do list and puts the information in front of me when I need it. I can filter to just the things I need to immediately handle. I can set it to show me how long I have until the next thing is due (very helpful for a brain that only understands Now and Not Now.) It brings in my calendar events so I can see my days in context. I can start a Pomodoro (timed focus session) from within the task itself. It tracks habits and streaks, allowing me to write notes if I want to. When I reach a goal, it shows cute little animations that I like, (and I usually hate cute little animations.) And it’s got robust widgets, so good that I actually use the Apple Watch app. I actually use it on every device I own, iPad, Watch, Phone, as well as my PC via Chrome. Anyway if you are still reading, just get this app. It’s amazing. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.