NanoDo vs TickTick
Want a TickTick alternative you buy once? NanoDo is a minimalist iPhone to-do app built around one ritual: three things a day, checked off from your lock screen. It is €4.99 once, no subscription, no account. TickTick packs a calendar, habits and a Pomodoro timer across platforms; NanoDo does one small thing, calmly.
| NanoDo | TickTick | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | €4.99 once | Subscription, ~$36/yr (Premium) |
| One-time, no subscription | Yes | No |
| Works without an account | Yes | No |
| Daily three-things ritual | Yes | No |
| Lock-screen focus task (Live Activity) | Yes | No |
| Beyond Apple (Android, Windows) | No | Yes |
| Projects, labels & power features | No | Yes |
Where TickTick is the better choice
TickTick is the better choice if you want a calendar, habit tracker and Pomodoro timer in one app, across iOS, Android, Windows and the web. Its Premium subscription unlocks the calendar views and statistics that make it a hub.
Where NanoDo fits
NanoDo fits if you don't want a hub. It asks one question each morning and then leaves you alone: your three for today, on your lock screen, for a one-time €4.99.
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