The short version
TickTick is one of the most complete task apps there is. Lists, a calendar view, habits, timers, an Eisenhower matrix, apps for every platform, at a price below almost everyone else. If you want a Swiss army knife, it is hard to find a better one.
Aevo is not a Swiss army knife. Tasks sit as tiles on a board, ranked by a score you can read. Aevo reads your calendar, works out how much of today is free, and shows which tasks fit.
Where they differ
| Aevo | TickTick | |
|---|---|---|
| Basic shape | board of weighted tiles | lists, kanban, calendar |
| Order | calculated, readable on every tile | by hand, by date or by priority |
| What fits into today | calculated from calendar and estimates | no |
| Postponed tasks | counted and shown | move to the new date |
| Habits, timers | no | yes |
| Notes | a first-class item type, linkable | notes as a list type |
| Data location | EU | outside the EU, per the vendor |
| Free plan | yes | yes, with volume limits |
| Price | 5 euro a month, 50 euro a year | about 36 US dollars a year |
| Mobile | iOS companion app in the works | iOS, Android and more |
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What TickTick does better
- Breadth. Habits, Pomodoro timer, countdown, matrix, calendar views. Aevo has none of those.
- Platforms. Apps for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, watch and browser.
- Price. TickTick Premium costs less than Aevo Pro.
What Aevo does differently
A day has a size. TickTick shows tasks and meetings next to each other. Aevo sets one against the other and tells you whether today's intentions add up.
The order explains itself. You do not sort. Deadline, date, priority, postponements and time untouched make up a score, and a click shows each part.
Postponing has consequences. From the third postponement on, the tile shows it. In a list the task simply carries a new date. More in tasks you keep postponing.
Data in the EU, no advertising services. Details in task management and GDPR.
If you want to move
TickTick generates a backup as a CSV file under account settings. Aevo reads it: settings, account, import data. Lists become projects, subtasks stay under their task, and deadlines, priorities and descriptions come along. Habits and reminders stay in TickTick.
Which one suits you
TickTick suits you if you want many features in one app, work on Android, or price decides.
Aevo suits you if your calendar is full and you want to know what is realistic in between. See the pricing or start for free.