Compare Microsoft To Do and TickTick 
- Users report that TickTick excels in task creation with features like "Drag & Drop" and "Mass Updates," scoring 9.7 and 9.4 respectively, while Microsoft To Do falls short with scores of 8.4 and 7.7. Reviewers mention that the intuitive interface of TickTick makes it easier to manage tasks efficiently.
- Reviewers say that TickTick's "Due Dates" feature is highly rated at 9.9, allowing for precise scheduling, whereas Microsoft To Do's score of 8.9 indicates some limitations in this area. Users on G2 appreciate the flexibility and ease of setting deadlines in TickTick.
- G2 users highlight that TickTick's "Task Prioritization" feature scores 9.6, making it easier to focus on high-priority tasks, while Microsoft To Do's score of 9.1 suggests it may not be as effective in helping users prioritize their workload. Reviewers mention that this difference significantly impacts daily productivity.
- Users say that the "Recurring Tasks" feature in TickTick, rated at 9.6, is more robust compared to Microsoft To Do's score of 8.7. Reviewers mention that TickTick allows for more customization in setting up recurring tasks, which is a crucial feature for many users.
- Reviewers mention that while both products offer AI capabilities, TickTick's "AI Text Generation" feature scores 8.1, slightly lower than Microsoft To Do's 8.3. However, users report that the overall AI integration in TickTick feels more seamless and user-friendly.
- Users on G2 report that TickTick's "Quality of Support" is rated at 9.2, indicating a strong support system, while Microsoft To Do's score of 8.6 suggests room for improvement. Reviewers mention that responsive customer service in TickTick enhances the overall user experience.
Microsoft To Do is very easy to use and flexible. Helps me to prepare a schedule for the day with plans, activities and meetings. The tasks assigned to me can be focused on with a better plan and execution. Seamless integration with Microsoft ecosystem...
Coming from the work done on Wunderlist, it is surprising that it has less functionality
My individual tasks are organized by lists, and the lists can be further organized into folders. My Next 7 Days smart lists shows all tasks due within a week.
The software is coded very inefficiently. After just a year of use, it frequently maxes out my CPU, freezes and fails to load tasks and appointments on Windows and android. It has become completely unusable.
Microsoft To Do is very easy to use and flexible. Helps me to prepare a schedule for the day with plans, activities and meetings. The tasks assigned to me can be focused on with a better plan and execution. Seamless integration with Microsoft ecosystem...
My individual tasks are organized by lists, and the lists can be further organized into folders. My Next 7 Days smart lists shows all tasks due within a week.
Coming from the work done on Wunderlist, it is surprising that it has less functionality
The software is coded very inefficiently. After just a year of use, it frequently maxes out my CPU, freezes and fails to load tasks and appointments on Windows and android. It has become completely unusable.
