Hashtags - You can tag your notes to find things more easily.
I tried this for a little while, but it was WAY too busy and overwhelming so I stopped.) If you're a chronic over-scheduler, this will help you see how much work you're trying to shove into one day so you can make realistic decisions. If you have a team, this will help you keep everyone on target.Ĭalendar sync - It syncs with other calendar apps so you can see your tasks on your calendar. List sharing - this was helpful when I teamed up for a joint workshop. (You can see the icon near my name in the top left of the above screenshots.) Search notes - Forget where you listed a note? There's a search function to help you find it. Then each tasks gets its own shopping list. These notes can be a note or checklist.įor example, you can have a main list of "shopping" then the tasks inside that list are Groceries, Target, and the Bookstore. You have main lists to the far left-hand side, then tasks to the main lists are in the center, and notes to those tasks on the right. The set-up is based on a simple outline and has three columns. Also, I'm receiving no compensation for this post.
#Ticktick shortcuts pro#
Apologies that I don't mention which features are available on only pro vs. ( Disclaimer - I've been using the paid version for a couple of years now. Within the span of me writing this post, they've added even more. Plus, they're adding features all the time. The best part about TickTick is that there are enough features to cover all my needs, but the design is simple enough that I can reconfigure it whenever my needs change. I've tried tons of apps and planners and TickTick is the one that's successfully filled my needs for years now.
So much so that while typing the last post I knew I wanted to share more with you about the features I use most. I'm talking serious productivity crush here.
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