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Pay no mind to this guy/gal. S/he's not your ideal customer. $150 once for an app to organize your work and personal life is a screaming bargain.

• lukefreiler 3y ago
  Just because they don't feel the price is right/competitive doesn't automatically write them off as not your target market/ICP - it could still be very valid feedback, especially when competitive options may be cheaper. Personally I pay less than 1/2 the sub rate they're charging for TickTick Premium, and love it. That's not to say I wouldn't pay double for what it gains me (I definitely would), but given that TickTick is a viable option - I don't need to.
  • kareemm 3y ago
    If you organize your life using a todo app then $8/m is not even worth thinking about. It's 1.5 coffees.
  • drcongo 3y ago
    TickTick looks pretty nice, and doesn't seem to be Electron. Thanks, gonna trial it now!
    • drcongo 3y ago
      Update: subscribed to premium already, this is great. Shame they don't offer family or team plans.
      • lukefreiler 3y ago
        Hope you enjoy - I've been on it for a few years after bouncing around a variety of tools and I really have no major complaints. My main concern is risk of eventual bloat, but so far it hasn't been an issue. I feel like it does a good job of letting you pick and choose what you want to use, hiding the rest. Side note: although TickTick supports notes, I don't use them. I dig UpNote, another not-super-well-known but simple, cross-platform, and inexpensive tool. It's basically the feature-set I wished Evernote stopped at (super subjective, maybe too simple for most here).