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Free alternatives to GoodTask

GoodTask has no free plan. 102 of the 123 other to-do list apps in this directory are free or have a free plan.

GoodTask is a paid product with a free trial, starting at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately. 30 of them have no paid plan at all; the rest pair a free plan with paid ones.

102 tools · Listings checked up to Oct 9, 2026 · Where the facts come from

The 12 closest to GoodTask

  1. Apple Reminders

    Apple's free to-do app for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch

    What is free: Everything. There is no paid plan.

    • Apple Reminders is free. GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • Apple Reminders has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only Apple Reminders lists a web app.
    • GoodTask can be bought with a one-time purchase.
  2. 2Do

    Task manager for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android with no subscription

    What is free: The Android app is a free, non-expiring download. Cloud sync, backups, alert notifications and Markdown notes are a 14-day trial there and need a one-time in-app purchase to keep.

    • 2Do starts at $9.99 one-time for iPhone; iPad is $19.99 and Mac $49.99, sold separately. GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • 2Do has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only 2Do lists an Android app.
    • 2Do also covers Markdown and natural-language input.
  3. Todoist

    Cross-platform to-do list with natural-language task entry

    What is free: Beginner plan: 5 personal projects, task reminders, list and board layouts, 3 filter views and 1 week of activity history.

    • Todoist starts at $5 per user / month, billed yearly. GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • Todoist has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only Todoist lists a web app.
    • Only Todoist lists Windows, Linux and Android apps.
  4. beorg

    Plain-text task manager for iPhone and iPad using Org mode files

    What is free: Core features are free: unlimited Org mode files, tasks, weekly agenda, search, subtasks, Scheme scripting, 2 task templates, and sync through iCloud, Dropbox, WebDAV or a folder provider.

    • beorg starts at $0.99 per extension, or $1.49 per month for beorg Premium. GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • beorg has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only GoodTask lists a macOS app.
    • GoodTask can be bought with a one-time purchase.
  5. Doneit

    Kanban task manager for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch

    What is free: Up to 2 categories, unlimited tasks and subtasks, list, grid and basic board views, reminders, widgets, iCloud sync and sync with the Reminders app.

    • Doneit starts at $3.99 per month, or $14.99 per year. GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • Doneit has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Doneit also covers Gantt & timelines.
    • GoodTask also covers templates and calendar.
  6. Recurrence

    Repeating-task tracker for iPhone, iPad and Mac with history

    What is free: Free download limited to five tasks. Premium removes the limit.

    • Recurrence starts at $7.99 per year. GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • Recurrence has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Recurrence also covers habit tracking.
    • GoodTask also covers templates, calendar and kanban boards.
  7. Any.do

    To-do list and calendar app with separate family and team plans

    What is free: Personal plan: tasks and lists, reminders, calendar, daily planner and sync across devices. Recurring tasks, color tags and location reminders are not included.

    • Any.do starts at $4.99 per month, billed annually ($7.99 billed monthly). GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • Any.do has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only Any.do lists a web app.
    • Only Any.do lists Windows and Android apps.
  8. TickTick

    To-do list with a calendar, habit tracker and Pomodoro timer built in

    What is free: 9 lists, 99 tasks per list, 5 habits, 2 reminders per task and 1 attachment per day, with list and kanban views, a basic calendar view and sync across devices.

    • TickTick starts at $49.99 per year (about $4.17 per month). GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • TickTick has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only TickTick lists a web app.
    • Only TickTick lists Windows, Linux and Android apps.
  9. Nozbe

    To-do app for small teams built on projects, tasks and comments

    What is free: Free with no time limit for 1 space of up to 3 users: 3 active projects with unlimited tasks, 3 project sections, 3 tags, 500MB of storage (10MB per file) and 7 days of completed-task history.

    • Nozbe starts at $9 per user / month, billed yearly; $8 per user from 10 users. GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • Nozbe has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only Nozbe lists a web app.
    • Only Nozbe lists Windows and Android apps.
  10. GQueues

    Task manager built around Google Workspace and Google Calendar

    What is free: GQueues Lite: core task management with Google login. It is free and never expires, but leaves out the Google integrations, reminders, search and mobile apps.

    • GQueues starts at $3 per month, billed annually (GQueues for YOU). GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • GQueues has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only GQueues lists a web app.
    • Only GQueues lists an Android app.
  11. SingularityApp

    Planner with tasks, calendar, habits and a Pomodoro timer

    What is free: Basic plan for a single device: up to 10 projects, 5 sections per project, 3 habits and one reminder per task, with local backups. No sync between devices and no project sharing.

    • SingularityApp starts at $3.33 per month, billed annually ($3.99 billed monthly). GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • SingularityApp has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only SingularityApp lists a web app.
    • Only SingularityApp lists Windows, Linux and Android apps.
  12. Tasks

    Task manager with custom workflows and boards for Apple devices

    What is free: Free tier for everyday task capture and organizing projects across Apple devices. Custom workflows, advanced fields, Smart Lists, automation and project sharing need Tasks Plus.

    • Tasks starts at $3.99 per month, or $24.99 per year. GoodTask starts at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.
    • Tasks has a free plan. GoodTask does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Tasks also covers natural-language input, site & app blocker and time tracking.
    • GoodTask also covers calendar.

Common questions

Is there a free alternative to GoodTask?

Yes. Apple Reminders, 2Do, Todoist, beorg, Doneit, Recurrence, Any.do, TickTick and 94 more are free or have a free plan.

Does GoodTask have a free plan?

GoodTask has no free plan. GoodTask is a paid product with a free trial, starting at $19.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; the Mac app is $39.99, sold separately.

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