TikList review
A personal Android task list with reminders, attachments and Google Drive backups.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TikList is an Android app for recording and organizing everyday and future tasks. It suits people managing personal to-dos who want reminders and more context than a plain checklist can hold. Tasks can be grouped across multiple boards, and items can include photos, map locations or voice notes. Phone notifications support follow-through, while home-screen widgets and shortcuts keep task access close at hand.
Its attachment and organization features make TikList more than a basic list, but the focus remains personal task management. Users can share items through SMS, email and social networks, back up data to Google Drive on a schedule, and export task lists as printable PDFs. The app supports Persian and Gregorian calendars, and it can be protected with a password, fingerprint or face recognition. Google Drive and Kalaban are listed integrations; the product is available as a mobile app for Android.
TikList has a free basic version with limits on lists and items, while the full version adds capabilities such as hourly repeats for recurring items. The app listing describes in-app purchases but does not state prices, so the practical choice is whether the free version's limits work for your routine. Pick TikList if you use Android and value reminders, attachments, backups and printable lists for your own tasks. Look elsewhere if you need a desktop or iOS app, or tools built around shared team workflows.
TikList pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Organizes tasks across multiple boards with phone notifications
- Adds photos, map locations and voice notes to task items
- Supports scheduled Google Drive backups and printable PDF exports
- Where it doesn't
- Available on Android only
- Designed for solo personal use rather than team task management
- The full version adds capabilities, but its price is not stated
TikList fact sheet, pricing and score →
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