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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±—
Community template gallery±—
Template / add-on marketplace−—
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±—
System / OS integration±—
Board tasks format−—
Drag & drop±—
Customizable toolbar−—
Visual planning—±
Infinite canvas / freeform−—
Special features
AI assistance / AI features−−
Attachments & embedded media±±
Add images / stickers±—
Stickers−−
Interactive checklists / checklist support±—
Highlighter / colored highlighting−—
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−—
Binding task to geo±—
Add web links+—
Projects / folders±—
Nested folders / depth±—
Document tabs−—
Tags & filters±—
Search+—
Import documents & media±—
Flashcards / study sets−—
Synchronize & backup
Cloud sync++
Password-protected notes−—
@mentions / people tags±—
iCloud / Google Drive sync±—
Auto backup++
Notes / tasks sharing++
Collaboration / sharing (incl. team)+±
Shared lists±+
Sharing events+—
Export to PDF / other±—
Export via link±—
Slack / Zapier integrations−—
Google Workspace support±—
Profile
Calendars++

TimeTree

Pros

  • Group-first design keeps each circle in its own calendar while filters show the combined picture
  • Built-in event threads reduce the “which group chat was that date in?” scavenger hunt
  • Device-calendar handoff helps Google- or Apple-calendar natives bootstrap shared plans quickly
  • Public calendars give fandoms, shops, and creators a read-only broadcast channel inside the same app
  • Web access means desk-bound teammates can still peek or edit without a native desktop install

Cons

  • Free users see advertising surfaces that premium calendars or paid suites often avoid
  • Heavy enterprise controls, compliance exports, and deep Workspace admin tooling are not the center of gravity
  • Native Windows or Mac apps are not the headline—browser and mobile carry most workflows
  • Power users migrating from OmniFocus-class task systems still pair TimeTree with a dedicated task app
  • Premium file attachments and vertical agenda are paywalled—confirm limits before relying on them org-wide

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