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OmmiQ review

Freemium#37 of 37 in Data Analytics Software

A focused task planner whose features do not align with data-analytics work.

5.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

OmmiQ is a browser-based day planner for individuals organizing personal or business tasks. It combines due dates, due times, recurring schedules, categories, subtasks, search and drag-and-drop ordering with Inbox, Today and Scheduled smart views. Natural-language Quick Add can capture dates, times, categories and recurrence, while statistics show completion and productivity patterns. Progressive Web App installation supports use on phones and computers. For personal planning, it offers a focused workspace; for data analytics, its task-oriented design is a fundamental mismatch.

The free core is available forever and includes Tasks, Categories, Subtasks, Recurring schedules, Search and Statistics. Optional one-time add-ons extend that base: Week view costs €19.99 and adds a seven-day strip with click-to-jump and drag-to-reschedule controls; Starred tasks costs €1.99; Push notifications costs €3.99; Recurring end date costs €1.99; Attached links costs €1.99; Locked tasks costs €2.99; and Task streaks costs €1.99. These extras let individuals select specific planning functions rather than moving to a recurring subscription structure.

OmmiQ also supports imports from Todoist, TickTick, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Asana, Trello and OmniFocus, along with JSON data export. That makes it practical for people moving existing task lists into a lightweight planner. The service is cloud-hosted, offers GDPR compliance, and lists email as its support channel. Choose OmmiQ when the goal is organizing schedules and personal workflows at low one-time costs. Choose a dedicated analytics product instead when you need dashboards, analytical data sources, reporting, or team-oriented data analysis.

OmmiQ pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Natural-language Quick Add handles dates, categories and recurrence.
    • Smart views, subtasks and drag-and-drop ordering support daily planning.
    • Imports from seven task apps and exports JSON data.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Its task-management focus does not match data-analytics requirements.
    • Paid extras are split across separate one-time purchases.
    • Support is provided through email only.

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