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What is TickTad?

TickTad is one calm home for everything your household is juggling. It brings together four things that usually live in four different apps:

  1. Tasks — chores, to-dos, reminders and routines, with owners, schedules and a simple two-step “done → confirmed” flow.
  2. Whiteboard — your idea sketchpad: sticky notes for ideas, plans and things you haven’t filed yet.
  3. Inbox — a universal capture tray. Share, paste or photograph anything from any app, and sort it into the right place later.
  4. Expenses — spending, receipts, budgets and charts, for one person, two, or a whole family.

It grows with you

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TickTad is built around three life stages:

  • Solo — run your own home: tasks, lists, notes, calendar and money.
  • Partnered — share the load with a partner and split responsibilities.
  • Family with kids — add children, their activities, the family calendar and, if you employ a helper, their contract, leave and salary.

You pick your stage when you set up your household, and TickTad switches on the right features. You can change it at any time.

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The features aren’t separate silos:

  • A task with a cost becomes an expense, and appears on the calendar.
  • An idea on the whiteboard becomes a task when you’re ready to act on it.
  • Anything captured in the inbox can be sorted into a task, note, document or expense.
  • A receipt photographed into the inbox feeds your expenses automatically via OCR.

Where to go next

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