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TickTick
Amazing Marvin
| Links | ||
|---|---|---|
| Website | Visit | Visit |
| App Store | Install | Install |
| Google Play | Install | Install |
| Main | ||
| Task management | + | + |
| Task lists | + | + |
| Quick add | + | — |
| Recurring tasks | + | + |
| Subtasks | + | + |
| Due dates | + | — |
| Subtasks recurring | + | + |
| Priorities | + | + |
| Tags / labels | + | — |
| Projects / lists | + | — |
| Today view | + | — |
| Habit tracking | + | + |
| Goals progress tracking | + | + |
| Analytics / reporting | — | + |
| Notes templates | + | ± |
| Integrated templates | — | ± |
| Calendar view | ± | + |
| Daily agenda view | + | — |
| Weekly view | ± | — |
| Week at a glance | ± | — |
| Weekly templates | ± | — |
| Daily planning | + | — |
| Monthly planning | ± | — |
| Time blocking | + | + |
| Goal setting | ± | — |
| SMART goals | − | — |
| Long-term goals | ± | — |
| Short-term goals | + | — |
| Milestones | ± | — |
| Action steps | + | — |
| Planner & calendar segregation | ± | ± |
| Offline mode | + | ± |
| Reminders | + | — |
| AI scheduling | − | — |
| Smart rescheduling | ± | — |
| Notes | ± | — |
| Templates | ± | — |
| Collaboration | − | — |
| Custom sections | ± | — |
| Goal review | ± | — |
| Categories / areas | + | — |
| Better for personal use | — | + |
| Better for team use | — | − |
| Platforms | ||
| Windows | + | + |
| Android | + | + |
| Web | + | + |
| MacOS | + | + |
| iOS | + | + |
| Desktop | + | — |
| Free version | + | — |
| Sync across devices | + | + |
| Calendar sync | ||
| Calendar sync | ± | ± |
| Integrated calendar | + | ± |
| Synchronize with Apple Calendar | ± | ± |
| Synchronize with Google Calendar | ± | ± |
| Synchronize with Microsoft Calendar | ± | ± |
| Outlook sync | ± | ± |
| Interface | ||
| Themes / appearance presets | + | + |
| Dark mode | — | + |
| Notification support | — | + |
| On-screen reminders | — | + |
| Repeated reminders | — | ± |
| Board tasks format | — | ± |
| Drag & drop | — | ± |
| Visual planning | ± | — |
| Special features | ||
| AI assistance / AI features | − | ± |
| Attachments & embedded media | ± | + |
| Stickers | − | − |
| Handwriting & stylus | ||
| Apple Pencil support | − | − |
| Handwriting / stylus support | − | − |
| Palm rejection | − | − |
| PDF annotation / markup | − | − |
| Handwriting to text conversion | − | − |
| Search in handwriting | − | − |
| Special features | ||
| Meeting notes workflow | ± | — |
| Time tracking | — | + |
| Pomodoro / focus | — | + |
| Projects / folders | — | + |
| Nested folders / depth | — | ± |
| Tags & filters | — | + |
| Search | — | + |
| Gamification / motivation | — | + |
| Synchronize & backup | ||
| Cloud sync | + | + |
| Auto backup | + | + |
| Notes / tasks sharing | + | − |
| Collaboration / sharing (incl. team) | ± | − |
| Shared lists | + | — |
| Export to PDF / other | — | ± |
| Slack / Zapier integrations | — | ± |
| Profile | ||
| Calendars | + | + |
TickTick
Pros
- Calendar, lists, habits, Pomodoro, and reminders ship in one bundle
- Tomato timer plus stats cover focus ritual without another app
- Lunar tabs cover Asia-first calendar quirks power users expect
- Paid tier undercuts Todoist premium for similar breadth
- Voice entry handles short captures while driving
Cons
- UI density reads busy next to Things 3 minimalism
- Natural-language date parsing trails Todoist’s headline feature
- Privacy threads resurface whenever cloud-first vendors hiccup
- Bare-metal markdown fans still export elsewhere
Amazing Marvin
Pros
- Feature modules switch on only when you need them, which cuts default clutter
- Built-in timers, Pomodoro, time tracking, and focus modes sit beside the task list
- Habits, streaks, goals, and light gamification reward momentum without a separate habit app
- Imports from Todoist, TickTick, Things, Microsoft To Do, Google Calendar, and others ease migration
- Zapier, email-to-task, Chrome capture, and a documented API cover serious automation nerds
Cons
- No permanent free tier after the trial—you either subscribe or stop adding work
- Mobile apps are companions; power users still anchor sessions on web or desktop
- Customization depth trades away the instant simplicity of minimalist lists
- Store reviews occasionally complain about mobile sync or parity versus desktop
- Smaller community footprint than Todoist-class giants in workplace IT guides