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9 Best TickTick Alternatives in 2026

The best TickTick alternatives depend on whether you prioritize cost, control, or a different workflow.

Reviewed
Sep 2026
Open source
3
Self-hosted
1

TickTick at a glance

Pricing model
Free tier with core task management; Premium subscription billed monthly or yearly
Deployment
Cloud only
Open source
No - proprietary
Self-host
No
Free tier
Yes, tasks, lists, reminders, calendar view and sync
Category
Task management
Habit tracker
Premium only
Calendar view
Yes, additional views on Premium
Pomodoro timer
Yes
Platforms
Web, desktop, mobile and browser extensions

TickTick alternatives compared

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#ProductOverlapSubstitutabilityFree?Starting priceSelf-hostOpen sourceMigrationDetails
01TodoistTask management and remindersFull replacementYesNoNoEasy
02Any.doTask management and calendarMostly replacesYes$4.99/monthNoNoEasy
03Focus To-DoTask management and Pomodoro focusMostly replacesYesNoNoEasy
04VikunjaTask management and remindersPartial replacementYesYesYesModerate
05Super ProductivityTask management and focusNarrow overlapYesNoYesModerate
06Google TasksSimple task listsNarrow overlapYesNoNoEasy
07Microsoft To DoTask management and daily planningPartial replacementYesNoNoEasy
08HabiticaHabit tracking and daily tasksPartial replacementYesNoYesModerate
09NotionTask tracking within a workspaceNarrow overlapYesNoNoModerate

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TickTick alternatives FAQ

Is TickTick free?
Yes. TickTick has a free tier that covers core task management including tasks, lists, reminders, calendar view and sync across devices. TickTick Premium adds features such as the habit tracker, additional calendar views, more lists, custom smart lists and advanced statistics. The free tier is generous enough for most personal use.
How much does TickTick cost?
TickTick offers a free tier plus a paid Premium subscription billed monthly or yearly, with a discount on the yearly plan. Premium unlocks the habit tracker, additional calendar views, more lists, custom smart lists, advanced statistics and more themes. Prices vary by region and platform, so check TickTick's pricing page or your app store listing for current rates.
What is the best TickTick alternative?
Todoist is the closest alternative, with similar task management and a stronger natural language input. Any.do is the better choice if you want a daily planner that blends tasks and calendar. Focus To-Do combines a Pomodoro timer with task management if focus sessions matter. Vikunja is the best open source, self-hostable alternative, and Google Tasks and Microsoft To Do are free if you only need basic lists.
Does TickTick have a habit tracker?
Yes, but it is a Premium feature. TickTick's habit tracker lets you track daily habits alongside your tasks, with streaks and completion statistics. This is one of the main reasons people upgrade from the free tier, and it is unusual for a task manager to include habit tracking. Habitica and Loop Habit Tracker are dedicated alternatives if habits are your main focus.
What should I check before switching away from TickTick?
Check whether you rely on the habit tracker or the calendar view, since both are Premium features and not every alternative includes them. Export your tasks first, as recurring rules, reminders and smart lists do not transfer cleanly between apps. If you use TickTick's Pomodoro timer, Focus To-Do and Super Productivity are the closest alternatives with that feature. Finally, test the mobile widget and quick-add experience before committing.

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