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Cose da fare
Task manager for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android with no subscription
Al 9 ott 2026, la nostra prima scelta è Todoist (GPA 2.8), poi TickTick e Microsoft To Do.
Classificati da ToolGPA il 9 ott 2026, dalle schede controllate quel giorno
Gestori di attività per togliersi le cose dalla testa e farle in tempo.
The first two are close. Todoist comes first because it reaches from one person to a shared team workspace, and its iPhone and iPad app has about 129,000 ratings, nearly three times as many as TickTick's. TickTick costs less and does more for one person. Microsoft To Do is third as the complete free option. If you use only Apple devices and would rather buy once than subscribe, look at Things 3, which is outside the three only because it runs nowhere else.
Piano gratuito · da $5/mese
Per: Most people
Todoist runs on the web, Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android, so one list follows you to every device. The free plan covers 5 personal projects with reminders, and paid plans start at $5 per user a month, billed yearly. It has shared projects and a team workspace for when a list stops being yours alone. Its iPhone and iPad app averages 4.8 from about 129,000 ratings. Know the limits: the free plan stops at 5 projects, and the calendar layout and custom reminders need a paid plan.
app per iPhone e iPad: 4.8 su 5 su App Store
Prezzi e dettagli di TodoistPiano gratuito · da $49.99/anno
Per: One person who wants habits and a focus timer in the same app
TickTick runs on the same devices as Todoist and adds a habit tracker and a Pomodoro timer, which Todoist's listing does not have. Premium is $49.99 a year, less than Todoist's yearly price, and its iPhone and iPad app averages 4.9 from about 46,000 ratings. It is second because it is built around one person and shared lists, with no team workspace, and its pricing page shows Premium only as an annual plan. The free plan stops at 9 lists and 99 tasks per list.
app per iPhone e iPad: 4.9 su 5 su App Store
Prezzi e dettagli di TickTickGratuito
Per: Anyone who wants to pay nothing
The whole app is free, with no paid tier: lists, due dates, reminders, shared lists and file attachments up to 25 MB. It runs on the web, Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android, and its iPhone and iPad app averages 4.7 from about 268,000 ratings. It is third because it does less than the two above. There is no Linux app, you need a Microsoft account to sign in, and lists can be shared only between personal Microsoft accounts or within one workplace or school.
app per iPhone e iPad: 4.7 su 5 su App Store
Prezzi e dettagli di Microsoft To DoClassificati il 9 ott 2026 da quello che mostra ogni scheda e da quello che la gente dice dello strumento, non da prove nostre. Come classifichiamo
Il prezzo contro quello che ottieni
Going by our grades, TickTick, Microsoft To Do and Apple Reminders give the most for the money among to-do list apps: no tool on this chart scores higher without costing more.
Vedili tutti e 99 sul grafico
Tenere o fare
A to-do list at its plainest is tasks with dates, repeats and a box to tick. What takes a company is the reminder that reaches you at the right moment on every device you own.
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Al 9 ott 2026, ToolGPA li classifica così: Todoist al primo posto (per: most people), TickTick al secondo posto (per: one person who wants habits and a focus timer in the same app), Microsoft To Do al terzo posto (per: anyone who wants to pay nothing).
Da quello che mostrano le pagine di ogni strumento (prezzo, piano gratuito, piattaforme, funzionalità e limiti) e da quello che la gente ne dice in recensioni e discussioni pubbliche. Non da prove nostre. Il primo posto va allo strumento che va bene al maggior numero di persone, e il secondo e il terzo alle scelte migliori per i lettori che restano fuori.