TaskKitty vs Tickbox

TaskKitty is a to-do list with a hungry cat inside. Every task you complete drops a fish in the bowl. Forget about your tasks for too long, and Miso gets cranky. It's the simplest way to make doing stuff feel a little less lonely. — THE BASICS — - Add a task. Tap to check it off. - Each completed task = one fish - Swipe to delete. That's it. - No categories, no due dates, no priorities, no projects. — THE CAT — - Miso has 4 moods: Content, Peckish, Hungry, Furious - The longer you go without feeding him, the angrier he gets - Feed any task and his mood resets instantly - Tap him to pet him — THE CLOSET — - Feed fish over time to unlock new cats - 9 cats total, from Marmalade (100 fish) to legendary Galaxy (10,000 fish) - Switch cats anytime — your progress carries over - No streaks, no XP, no leaderboards — WHAT TASKKITTY IS NOT — - Not a productivity system - Not a habit tracker with charts - Not a project manager - Not subscription-locked — THE PROMISE — - Free forever for the basics - Works fully offline - iCloud sync across your devices - No ads, no data sold, no spam - Built by one person who got tired of bloated to-do apps If you want a calmer way to remember the small stuff, and a tiny cat to keep you company while you do it — TaskKitty is for you.

Tickbox is a simple, focused task list for iPhone. Organize your tasks into three clear sections: To Do — what needs attention now Later — things you want to keep, but not think about yet Done — finished tasks, kept tidy and visible Add quick tasks, include optional notes or dates, move items between sections, and mark things complete with a tap. Edit mode lets you reorder tasks or manage multiple items at once. Tickbox also supports iCloud sync, so your tasks can stay available across your devices when iCloud is enabled. Home Screen widgets let you glance at open tasks and keep small things close. No clutter, no account, no heavy workflow. Just a quiet place for the things you need to remember.