#TODOIST VS. TICKTICK PROFESSIONAL#
#TODOIST VS. TICKTICK FREE#

There aren't any options to customize themes so you are pretty limited when it comes to “expressing your color” here. I found most of the TickTick's premium themes (especially those with illustrations) tacky and have poor color combinations for you to process information easily. Some apps like Slack have beautiful themes with tasteful color combinations. I know I'm obsessed with black, but that wasn't the reason why.

#TODOIST VS. TICKTICK FREE#

While the premium plan adds access to premium themes, I didn't like any of the themes except for the “dark” theme that comes with the free account. The user interface is simple with attention to details with spacing, typography and natural visual cues. TickTick takes a tedious process like project management and expresses it in a simple and intuitive manner. GUIĪs a product designer, using beautiful apps inspires me. When I decided that I needed to up my checklist game, I looked at a bunch of apps, like Todoist, Asana, Things 3, Any.do, Omnifocus, and ultimately settled on TickTick. For example, when creating a shopping list, I often compare prices want to list them in bullet points within each task.

The main problem I had with Reminders was that I couldn't format information within each task. I moved on to Apple's Reminders app and it was alright for a while. I've been using Evernote for managing all my notes and documents and while you can create checklists in Evernote, it doesn't quite meet my expectations since it's too general purpose.

#TODOIST VS. TICKTICK PROFESSIONAL#

I create to-do lists for everything I need to do, professional or personal. Working mainly from home, I get distracted easily by all the comforts of home and the way I get myself back on track is with lists.

Price Free (premium costs $2.79 per month or $27.99 per year) on Īs a digital nomad, it's easy to get distracted.

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Todoist vs. ticktick