See Your Week, Not Just Your List

Time blocking means giving each task a specific slot in your day rather than working from an open-ended list. In TodoTicked you do it by dragging a task onto the calendar and sizing the block to how long you expect it to take, so the plan reflects the hours you actually have.

Drag it from the Unscheduled tray onto the day and time you want, or click an empty slot to create a task there. Dragging a block moves it; dragging its bottom edge changes how long it is. Everything snaps to 15-minute steps.

From 15 minutes up to 24 hours. A task cannot span more than one day, so for work spread across several days use a repeating task instead.

Yes. Add it to the end of a quick add, for example "Draft the report tomorrow 9am for 1h30m". Hours and minutes combine, and "for 1.5h" works too.

They answer different questions. A reminder decides when you are notified; a duration decides how much of your day the task needs. A task can have both, and they do not interfere with each other.

Yes. The Show menu turns on overlays for completed tasks and finished focus sessions, so you can compare the day you planned against the day you had.

Day, 3 days, week, month, and agenda. Keyboard shortcuts switch between them, arrow keys move through time, and T jumps back to today.

The calendar is part of Pro. Free accounts can open it and explore an interactive preview with sample data, so you can see how it works before deciding.