TickTick Reviews

I’ve found this app really handy and easy to use. It’s been helpful enough that I keep coming back to it. That said, I’m hoping there’s some kind of compensation, credit, or perk for sharing feedback, since I’m taking the time to leave my honest experience

I’ve been using TickTick for a while now and... yeah, it’s been really stable for me. I use it for tasks, reminders, lists, and syncing between my phone and laptop, and most of the time it just works without any hassle. I think I had one small notification glitch once, but restarting fixed it. For something I use this often, bugs have been rare. Definitely 5 stars from me

I don’t have much patience for apps with messy menus and a million things happening at once, so I was glad this interface was simple and not cluttered. I could figure out what I needed quickly without getting annoyed.

I’ve been using TickTick for a while i like it… but I also kind of don’t. It’s great for keeping my tasks organized, and I still use it pretty much every day, but the reminders can be hit or miss for me. Sometimes they show up late, or I somehow miss them completely, which is frustrating for an app that’s supposed to help me stay on top of things. So yeah, I’d recommend it, but at the same time I wish the notifications were way more dependable

I’ve been using TickTick and it definitely works well for keeping things organized!! That said, the premium price feels a little high for what I actually use day to day. It’s a solid app, just not quite the best value for me.

Ive been using it for habit tracking and it does the job really well. Its easy to keep up with my routines, but I do wish it had a few small extra options to make it feel more complete

I really appreciate how clear the privacy settings are. It just makes me feel more in control, which is a big deal for me. The login alerts are also reassuring because I know right away if something seems off, and that gives me a lot more peace of mind when using the app.

I still remember how scattered my days used to feel before I started using TickTick, random notes everywhere, reminders in different places, and that little stress of knowing I was probably forgetting something. What I like most is that I can set it up in a way that actually makes sense to me. The lists, colors, reminders, and different views are all easy to adjust, so it doesn’t feel like I’m being forced into one rigid system. It’s just helped make my days feel a lot less messy.

I’ve been using the TickTick web app for a while now, i’m a bit biased because I really prefer simple tools that don’t get in my way. For me, TickTick hits that sweet spot. Adding tasks is quick, the calendar view is super helpful, and it doesn’t feel messy or overloaded like some other apps I’ve tried. I mostly use it for work tasks and random home reminders, and the sync has been reliable so far. Nothing flashy, but that’s kind of why I like it. It just does what I need without making things complicated.

I’ve been using TickTick for a while now, mostly because the reminders don’t drive me crazy like some other apps do!!! I can set alerts the way I actually want them, turn off the ones I don’t care about, and everything is easy to find. The notification settings are simple, but still give you enough control, which I really appreciate. I get reminded when I need to be... without my phone buzzing nonstop all day!!! It’s been working really well for keeping up with my everyday tasks.

I use ticktick for both work stuff and random home tasks, the search feature is the thing that keeps me coming back. There have been so many times where I’m like, “Wait, what was that reminder again?” and I only remember one random word, but somehow I can still find the old note or task in seconds. The filters are really useful too, especially when I just want to see what’s due today, what’s overdue, or only my work-related tasks. It’s not perfect every single day, but it definitely helps make my list feel way less chaotic.

I mostly use TickTick on my desktop, it just does what I need without making things complicated. Adding tasks is fast, the reminders show up when they’re supposed to, and the calendar view helps me map out my day without overthinking every little thing. I know there are probably more advanced tools out there, but for how I actually work, this makes sense. It’s not totally perfect since sync can take a second sometimes, but it’s never been enough to annoy me or make me want to switch. I’ve been using it for months now, so I feel confident giving it 5 stars...

This simple Pomodoro timer actually works really well for me and helps me stop drifting off when I’m trying to focus. My only annoyance is that some of the communication or instructions aren’t super clear, so I had to figure a few things out myself. Still, once it’s going, it does the job.

Google Calendar sync just works for me, so I don’t have many complaints there. The only thing is, when I asked a question about it, I kind of felt dismissed, like my concern wasn’t really worth their time.

I use ticktick on both my phone and laptop, and overall it’s been really handy for keeping track of things. My sister actually recommended it to me, and I can see why. The only issue I’ve noticed is that the sync sometimes takes a little while, so I have to refresh it to get everything updated. Not a huge deal, but it would be nice if it were more seamless...

I’ve been using TickTick for a few months now, it’s been a big help. I don’t have the patience to dig through a bunch of messy notes or complicated menus, so I like that the lists are simple and the tags actually make it easy to find what I need. Work stuff, home stuff, random errands, it’s all easy to separate. I also like being able to add something quickly and clean it up later when I have time. It’s not perfect, but it’s definitely made my day-to-day feel a lot less chaotic.

They made moving my stuff way easier than I expected. I noticed little things too, like how they didn’t bang the corners of my dresser on the doorframe and kept the boxes with fragile labels upright the whole time. Everything got where it needed to go without any drama, and that’s all I was hoping for.

I use TickTick mostly for bills and my weekly cleaning stuff, and it’s been really helpful. The recurring tasks work great most of the time, which is exactly what I need — but editing a whole series can get a little confusing here and there. Still, I’m happy with it overall.

I’ve been using this for a bit it does get the job done most of the time. It’s easy enough to use and helps me finish what I need without too much hassle. That said, it does crash every now and then, which can be annoying when I’m in the middle of something. Still, overall it’s been helpful and I keep using it because it usually gets stuff done

I’ve been using ticktick daily it just works well for me. It’s simple, not confusing, and I can add tasks really quickly without digging around. Finding things is easy too. Forgetting small tasks feels preventable now that I’ve got everything in one place