Can I vibe code TickTick?
To-dos, calendar, habits, and a Pomodoro timer in one app.
TickTick is a competent to-do app with a habit tracker, a Pomodoro timer, and a calendar view bolted on. Each of those is individually a small, well-understood feature — a streak counter, a countdown, a month grid over your tasks. What TickTick sells is having them all in one synced app on every platform, not any single hard-to-build piece. For your own use you can assemble the same bundle in a weekend.
Build me an all-in-one personal planner like TickTick. It needs four connected views over a single task database: a to-do list with projects, due dates, and priorities; a calendar view showing dated tasks on a month/week grid; a habit tracker with daily streaks and a completion heatmap; and a Pomodoro timer that can be started from any task and logs focused minutes back onto it. Add natural-language quick-add for dates and a Today dashboard that pulls from all four. Use Next.js App Router with a hosted Postgres, optimistic updates for snappy interactions, and keep each view a self-contained module. Deploy to Vercel.
A unified planner with tasks, a calendar view, habit streaks, and a Pomodoro timer, all backed by one database.
- Polished native apps and widgets across iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows
- Real-time sync you never have to think about
- Smart date parsing and voice input
- Collaboration and shared lists
The whole pitch is one tidy, synced bundle on every device — rebuilding the features is easy, but matching that cross-platform reliability for $3 a month isn't worth most people's weekend.
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