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I just started using TikTik, and it's not bad. It separates "todo" items from "habits". Maybe all todo apps have this feature or something like it, but this is
by russellbeattie 4y ago
I just started using TikTik, and it's not bad. It separates "todo" items from "habits". Maybe all todo apps have this feature or something like it, but this is my first time I've tracked my to-do list this way. For like 25 years I've just had a text file which grew longer and longer.
So, you add all your one-off todo items as normal, but you can also set up habits, which are things that you want to do regularly ("take a walk", "get some sun", etc.) They reappear in the todo list daily (or when you want) and keeps track of streaks. I even have a habit called, "get at least one todo done" which helps with my procrastination!
It's working out well. I tend to get distracted, so I really like checking off habits as I go through my day. And it keeps track of bad habits too, which I check off at the end of the day if I haven't eaten junk food or whatever.
The only real problem is it doesn't give a good overview of all the todos you've added, so it's sort of of sight, out of mind. Though I'm sure I just need to use it some more to get used to it.