Compare omnigroup and ticktick on pricing, features, platforms, and ratings — both Task Management tools, Free to download with a 2-week trial, then one-time…
At a Glance
omnigroup
ticktick
Primary category
Task Management
Task Management
Rating
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Pricing model
Free to download with a 2-week trial, then one-time in-app purchase: Unlock Standard $74.99, Unlock Pro $149.99 (or a legacy $9.99/mo or $99.99/yr subscription).
Freemium: a usable free plan plus a paid Premium subscription, discounted to $35.99/year (list price $49.99/year) on TickTick's upgrade page; monthly and team pricing were not disclosed on the pages reviewed.
Starting price
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Free plan
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Yes
Free trial
Yes
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Platforms
Web, iOS, Mac, Desktop App, Mobile App
Web, iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Mobile App
Team collaboration
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AI features
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Public API
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Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
omnigroup
No individual plan breakdown documented yet.
ticktick
No individual plan breakdown documented yet.
Pros & Cons
omnigroup
Pros
Deep, flexible organization through tags, custom perspectives, and nested projects suited to GTD-style personal workflows
Offers a one-time "Unlock" purchase as an alternative to a subscription, unusual among modern productivity apps
Native, tightly integrated apps across the entire Apple ecosystem — Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro — plus a web client
Extensible via Omni Automation plug-ins and AppleScript for power users who want custom workflows
Backed by The Omni Group, a long-running (since the early 1990s), employee-owned company with a track record of sustained app support
Cons
Apple-only — no native Windows, Android, or Linux app, which limits it for cross-platform teams or Windows-based users
Pro-tier features (Focus Mode, custom perspectives, automation) cost significantly more than the Standard tier, and the depth of customization brings a real learning curve
Built for individual task management rather than team collaboration — no evidence of shared boards, assignments, or real-time multi-user editing
Pricing is fragmented across one-time "Unlock" purchases, a Standard-to-Pro upgrade fee, and a legacy monthly/annual subscription, which can be confusing to compare
ticktick
Pros
Combines task management, a full calendar, a Pomodoro timer, and habit tracking in one app instead of requiring separate tools
Wide platform coverage with real-time sync across phones, tablets, computers, and smartwatches
Flexible task views (list, Kanban, timeline) and prioritization tools like the Eisenhower Matrix suit different working styles
Free plan is usable on its own, with Premium available at a clearly lower price than many productivity-suite competitors
Cons
Several higher-value features (full calendar functionality, custom filters, activity history, checklist reminders) are locked behind the Premium subscription rather than included free
Collaboration tools are lightweight (list sharing and task assignment) compared to dedicated project-management or team-collaboration platforms
Public integrations page does not enumerate a full list of supported third-party apps, making it hard to verify integration depth before signing up
Location-based reminders are iOS-only, so Android users lose that specific feature