Anyway, let’s dive deeper into its other functions. It has notifications too, I just feel like it’s worth mentioning because as I remember when I was using Todoist as a free user, you don’t get any notifications. You can create tasks, add due dates, create reminders, set priorities. It has all the basic functions of a productivity app like Todoist, Any.Do and things like that. I’ll try to keep it short but just keep in mind that I usually write looooong posts. It’s loaded with all the great tools you need to do more.Īs you could see on the title, it is TickTick- a task management/productivity app. To start off, it’s free but has a premium version that is way cheaper than the other apps. In this post, I’m going to share an app that I feel like very underrated yet very powerful. So I tried to look for ways that could help me be aware of what I do, what I am supposed to be doing, and what I have done. We have access to our phones and other gadgets that are the primary source of distraction. It’s true that this happens to many people who work from home because we have less supervision when working. So we lose track of what’s important and what is not. If you are working from home like me, I’m sure you also notice that when we’re at home, we tend to procrastinate more or we get easily distracted by so many things. But then it’s just really hard to maintain because of a lack of knowledge or awareness of what we do. Productivity, time management, project management, building habits, to-do lists, morning routines (for some)… These are usually the ideal things we want to do or achieve in our daily lives and in our work (well, aside from success).

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