4.5/5
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Should I Use TickTick?
Your all-in-one productivity app. Manage tasks, calendars, habits, and more. Sync across all devices. Start for free!
Worth it
Worth itBuy it if you want one affordable app for personal tasks, calendar, and habits — reviewers consistently praise its ease of use.
Cheap, user-friendly all-in-one task app for individuals; skip if IT restricts it or you need real PM.
Confidence: High
$35.99/yr
Premium price
$3.99 month-to-month
Yes
Free tier
Core app free; Premium unlocks extras
95/100
Security audit
ClawSecure Linux client audit, Feb 2026
Value for money
5
Reviewers call it inexpensive; ~$0.10/day annual.
Ease of use
5
TechRadar: most user-friendly; G2 praises ease.
Feature depth
4
Feature-rich all-in-one, but not full PM.
Security posture
4
No CVEs; 95/100 audit; some IT friction.
Pros
- Praised for ease of use by TechRadar, G2 reviewers, and long-term users²
- Free tier plus cheap premium (~$0.10/day on annual plan)⁸
- All-in-one: tasks, calendar, habits, cross-device sync12
- Linux client scored 95/100 in independent audit; no CVEs found10
- Multi-year paying users report sustained satisfaction
Cons
Gotchas
- mediumPremium reportedly lacks a free trial — push the free tier hard before paying.⁷
- mediumSome companies' IT departments block or discourage it; don't sync sensitive work data unchecked.⁵
- mediumPolicy reserves rights over data; users debate safety — read before storing sensitive notes.12
- lowMonthly $3.99 runs ~$47.88/year vs $35.99 annual — pick yearly.⁹
Best for
- Personal tasks, calendar, and habits in one app
- Budget-conscious solo users
- Cross-platform sync users (mobile, desktop, web)
- People outgrowing simpler lists like Google Tasks
Not for
- Teams needing real project management: dependencies, workloads, reporting
- Companies with strict IT review — some IT departments already object to it
- Minimalists who just need a basic free list
- Buyers who insist on trying Premium free before paying
Pricing
Free
$0
- Core tasks, calendar, habits
- Sync across devices
Premium
$35.99/yr ($3.99/mo)
- Unlocks full premium feature set
- Annual works out to ~$0.10/day
Security
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
What users say
Users broadly praise ease of use and value, though some long-time paying users have recently left over accumulated frustrations.
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Based on 20+ public sources (PCMag, TechRadar, G2, Reddit, pricing trackers, security scans). A similarly named prop firm, TickTickTrader, was excluded.
Sources
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- TechRadar: TickTick hands-on reviewtechradar.comreview
- TickTick Reviews — G2g2.comreview
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- TickTick Software Overview — SoftwareAdvicesoftwareadvice.comreview
- TickTick Pricing — CheckThat.aicheckthat.aireview
- TickTick Pricing 2026 — Lifestacklifestack.aireview
- ticktick-linux Security Audit Report — ClawSecureclawsecure.aisecurity
- TickTick Windows app CVE scan — Appaloosa Scoutscout.appaloosa.iosecurity
- TickTick official security pageticktick.comofficial
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