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Cutline vs TickTick
TickTick is known as an all-round to-do list app with a calendar view, a habit tracker and a Pomodoro timer. Cutline starts from the week instead of the list: you plan time blocks, tick them off and earn XP.
The short version
| TickTick | Cutline | |
|---|---|---|
| Starts from | A to-do list | The week in time blocks |
| Habit tracking | Yes | Streaks from finished blocks |
| Score for finished time | No | XP, levels, cleared days |
| Social accountability | Limited | The Floor and the Arena |
| Payment links | No | Yes |
What TickTick does well
TickTick packs a lot into one app: lists, reminders, habits, a focus timer and a calendar. It is a strong choice for people who live in to-do lists.
What Cutline does differently
- Time, not tasks. A list says what; a block says when.
- The week has a score and a record.
Using both
Keep your lists in TickTick and give the important ones a block in Cutline each Sunday.
Questions
Can I import my TickTick calendar?
If you can subscribe to it by an iCal address, you can bring it into Cutline. See any iCal calendar.
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Keep reading
CompareCutline vs TodoistCutline vs Todoist: Todoist is a task list with Karma points; Cutline is a time blocking calendar that scores finished hours and adds a weekly leaderboard.GlossaryPomodoro techniqueThe Pomodoro technique splits work into 25-minute sprints with 5-minute breaks. Francesco Cirillo created it in the late 1980s.IntegrationsAny calendar (iCal)Bring any calendar with an iCal (.ics) or webcal address into Cutline: school timetables, team rotas, sports fixtures, booking tools.FeaturesHabit tracker calendarTrack habits as blocks in your week. Gym, reading, study and deep work become streaks and cleared days you can see. Free habit tracker calendar.