Compare Any.do and TickTick 
- Users report that Any.do excels in its "Drag & Drop" feature, making it easy to rearrange tasks quickly, while TickTick's similar functionality is also praised but slightly less intuitive according to some reviewers.
- Reviewers mention that TickTick offers superior "Recurring Tasks" management, with more flexible options compared to Any.do, which some users find limiting in this area.
- G2 users highlight that Any.do's "Task Prioritization" is effective, but TickTick's approach is noted to be more robust, allowing for better organization of tasks based on urgency and importance.
- Users on G2 appreciate Any.do's "Ease of Setup," which is rated higher than TickTick, indicating that new users find it simpler to get started with Any.do's interface.
- Reviewers say that TickTick shines in "Quality of Support," with many users reporting quicker response times and more helpful assistance compared to Any.do's support services.
- Users report that Any.do's "File Sharing" capabilities are basic, while TickTick offers more advanced options, allowing for better collaboration on shared tasks and projects.
Being able to type and organize my to-do items at work is very helpful. The more projects that get added, the more of a relief it is to have something to back me up.
It doesn't necessarily replace anything that I have access to already. I was hoping that it would be a new tool that would knock my socks off. Rather, it's a neat platform that one could use as a matter of preference. Essentially I use it as a secondary...
It's a very excellent product with project budgeting. Smart and more intuitive user interface. Reliable for timesheet management. Excellent for task prioritization. Good with daily to lists.
To be perfectly honest, I came from todoist because ticktick's is cost lesser and had the much sought-after calendar. But todoist carries a lot more integrations and something like notion gives you more versitality. If you're thinking purely task tracker,...
Being able to type and organize my to-do items at work is very helpful. The more projects that get added, the more of a relief it is to have something to back me up.
It's a very excellent product with project budgeting. Smart and more intuitive user interface. Reliable for timesheet management. Excellent for task prioritization. Good with daily to lists.
It doesn't necessarily replace anything that I have access to already. I was hoping that it would be a new tool that would knock my socks off. Rather, it's a neat platform that one could use as a matter of preference. Essentially I use it as a secondary...
To be perfectly honest, I came from todoist because ticktick's is cost lesser and had the much sought-after calendar. But todoist carries a lot more integrations and something like notion gives you more versitality. If you're thinking purely task tracker,...
