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FocusDeck vs TickTick

Tasks and timers in one place — without the daily copy-paste

TickTick combines tasks with Pomodoro. FocusDeck goes further: reusable block sequences you design once and run daily — no manual copying.

Feature comparison

Task management

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Pomodoro timer

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Custom block sequences

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Reusable daily decks

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Habit tracking

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Session notes

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Session analytics

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Calendar view

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What changes when you switch

Manual daily copying

TickTick requires you to manually copy or recreate your daily task list. Recurring tasks help but they do not preserve the sequence or timing of a focus session.

FocusDeck decks save your entire block sequence with durations. Hit run and the same routine plays out — no copy-paste, no reordering.

Single Pomodoro, not sequences

TickTick's Pomodoro is one timer on one task. Real study sessions have phases — reading, active recall, rest, review. You cannot model that in a single timer.

FocusDeck lets you chain different block types into one session. Focus, then rest, then practice, then review — all timed and guided in sequence.

No session-level insights

TickTick tracks task completion and Pomodoro counts but not how a full session went. You cannot see focus trends, session quality, or notes over time.

FocusDeck logs complete sessions with notes, completion rates, and trends. Review your actual focus patterns and iterate on your deck design.

How FocusDeck works

Step 1

Build your deck

Pick block types — focus, rest, practice, review. Set durations. Name it.

Step 2

Run it daily

One click starts your full session. A timer guides you through each block.

Step 3

Review & improve

See session history, notes, and analytics. Adjust your deck based on real data.

Early voices

What focus feels like with a deck.

i literally just open it and hit play now. no more staring at my desk for 20 mins deciding what to do first
MayaMed student · early access

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