TickTick vs Taskwarrior-flutter
Taskwarrior-flutter is the better fit for technically capable users who want an open-source, Taskwarrior-centered task app and can operate or configure TaskServer for multi-device synchronization. TickTick is the safer choice for users who need a documented, integrated calendar, reminders, habits, Pomo timer, multiple task views, and historical statistics without maintaining sync infrastructure. The central tradeoff—
Decision guide
The practical reasons to choose either option, based on documented capabilities.
Choose Taskwarrior-flutter if
- Taskwarrior users seeking a graphical app across supported platforms
- Users who want filtered task management backed by self-hosted TaskServer synchronization
- Technical users comfortable configuring servers, certificates, Flutter builds, or an unofficial Docker container
Stay with TickTick if
- Calendar planning and third-party calendar subscriptions are required
- Task and checklist-item reminders are essential
- Habit tracking or a Pomo focus timer is part of the workflow—these are not documented for Taskwarrior-flutter in the supplied sources that have been provided by the user or developer, but may be available in other Taskwa
Deployment and operations
Taskwarrior-flutter is GPL-3.0 software written in Dart with Flutter. The app can be built from source by cloning the repository, installing Flutter dependencies, checking the Flutter environment, and running a production or nightly flavor. Stable releases are distributed through Google Play, while a self-hosted F-Droid repository publishes nightly builds after commits to the main branch. Multi-device synchronization uses TaskServer, which may be self-hosted or cloud-hosted; the documented Task।
Feature fit
What Taskwarrior-flutter covers
- Task capture and management
- Task filtering
- Cross-device task synchronization
What’s different or missing
- No documented calendar planning
- No documented task reminders
- No documented Kanban views
- No documented habit tracking
- No documented Pomo timer
- No documented task history or achievement statistics
Project snapshot
- GitHub stars
- 244
- Contributors
- 65
- Language
- Dart
- Last commit
- Mar 8, 2026
- Latest release
- Sep 26, 2023
Categories: Calendars & Scheduling, Project Management, Task Management
Sources and editorial review10 linked sources
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This is the repo of mobile app of taskwarrior
repository description · github.comTaskwarrior is Free and Open Source Software that manages your TODO list from the command line.
readme · github.comThis project aims to build an app for Taskwarrior. It is your task management app across all platforms.
readme · github.comIf you want to effortlessly share tasks across multiple clients or devices, then the Taskserver is your ideal choice.
readme · github.comSelf-Hosted TaskServer
readme · github.comThis project aims to build an app for Taskwarrior. It is your task management app across all platforms. It helps you manage your tasks and filter them as per your needs.
verdict · github.comWith a Taskserver in place, you can synchronize your tasks across various clients and devices, eliminating the hassle of manually updating data on each one.
shared feature · github.comThere are multiple ways to set up a TaskServer, depending on your preferences and requirements. You can either host it on your own server or take advantage of free TaskServer options.
deployment · github.comWe have fdroid self hosted repo to release a nightly build after each commit to main branch of github repo Stable releases are released on Google Play Store.
deployment · ccextractor.github.ioFor easy installation, you can opt for the unofficial Docker container.
deployment · github.com
