Quote from John Freeman on July 2, 2023, 8:38 pm

Hello,

I’ve been using this app called TickTick for about 6 months and I recommend it. I’ve used in the past Excel sheets, word files, hand written to-do lists and this is the best I found so far.

I researched and compared it with other to-do list apps and this is the best for my use. In the case of Lucio, maybe you need some project management features. So this is not a project management app.

It’s great for personal, work and daily usage. One can sort the different tasks into lists or sub-lists. One can also assign them priorities, deadlines and reminder. Also the feature of « constant reminder » who rings until one turns it off for those tasks one cannot afford to forget.

One can also set habits with a certain amount of times to be done.

The view is very intuitive and convenient. I use it on IOS and on MacOSX and it synchronized seamlessly between them.

It’s also very cheap at about $30 dollars a year. For the value I get it’s a steal. Even this post I planned to write was on it.

The outcome: I’m more efficient than I’ve ever been with this app. It allows me to focus on my priorities of the day. So if I don’t do something I planned to do it helps me to make sure that it was not high priority. I can also plan in advance the days I will be doing tasks so it fits the principle of putting my tasks in my calendar. I set a completion date for my highest priorities and don’t set a date for the medium and low priorities most of the time (laundry is medium priority but I set a date).

So if you’re about getting things done or are looking for a to-do list app I would give it a try. If it does not fit your need at least you have a good standard to compare to.

If you try it or are already using it I’m happy to know about your experience with it.