Completion Statistics
See total, completed, pending, and deleted tasks at a glance. Compare completion rates across lists.
Discover hidden patterns in your TickTick data
Upload your backup file, analyze your habits with a visual dashboard, and get personalized AI recommendations supported by current best practices and trends when needed.
Completion rates, priority distribution, tag analysis, timeline — see the full picture at a glance.
Transform thousands of lines of backup data into a concise AI-ready prompt. Get current best-practice guidance and selective research-backed recommendations from compatible AI tools.
Your data never leaves your browser. No server, no tracking, no cookies. Preferences and recent files stay only in local browser storage. Fully open source.
Drag & drop your TickTick CSV backup here
or
To export your backup: TickTick Web > Avatar > Settings > Generate Backup
Open TickTick Settings (Backup is only available from the web version)
See total, completed, pending, and deleted tasks at a glance. Compare completion rates across lists.
Uncover procrastination tendencies, overcommitment signals, and abandoned task patterns. See which habits help and which hold you back.
Learn how well you use TickTick features like reminders, recurring tasks, subtasks with best-practice scores.
Get a structured prompt that asks AI to analyze your habits, reorganize your tags and lists, check current best practices and trends when needed, and build a personalized action plan — all from your real data.
Track your monthly task creation and completion trends visually. Discover your most active and neglected periods.
See detailed statistics for every folder and list. Review the latest 10 pending and completed tasks per list.
Search across all your tasks instantly. Unlike TickTick's limited search, this searches title, content, tags, and list name simultaneously — results appear as you type.
Download your CSV backup from TickTick web
Drag & drop the file here
Explore the dashboard and copy the AI prompt
Go to TickTick Web > Avatar > Settings > Generate Backup. The backup feature is only available from the web version.
Yes. TickTick Insights runs entirely in your browser and no data is uploaded to any server. Theme, UI language, and recent files are stored only in your browser. The source code is fully open.
Completion rates, priority distribution, tag analytics, feature usage scores, monthly activity timelines, per-folder/list breakdowns, and AI-powered personalized productivity recommendations.
Your thousands of lines of CSV backup are condensed into a 5-15 KB structured report that AI can understand. This report requests behavioral analysis, tag assessment, list reorganization, priority usage review, and a concrete action plan; when the AI supports browsing, it can also ask for short current best-practice and trend comparisons with a brief sources list.
You can use it with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or any large language model. Just copy the prompt and paste it directly.
Yes. It supports TickTick's standard CSV backup format. File size can be up to 50 MB and UTF-8 BOM characters are handled automatically.
TickTick Insights is a free, open-source tool that transforms your TickTick backup CSV file into a detailed productivity analysis. It presents metrics like completion rates, priority distribution, tag usage patterns, feature usage scores, and monthly activity trends on a visual dashboard. From procrastination tendencies to burnout periods, neglected lists to underused features — discover the story your data tells.
The AI Productivity Coach feature converts thousands of tasks into a structured prompt you can paste into Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. Compatible AI tools can use it to perform behavioral analysis, suggest list and tag restructuring, selectively check current best practices and trends, and create a concrete action plan. Everything runs in your browser — your data is never sent to any server.
My inbox was constantly overflowing. Dozens of tags, countless lists... At some point, TickTick stopped making me faster and turned into a mess I was afraid to look at. I kept thinking "if only I could organize this with AI." While writing great code with Claude Code, it hit me: why aren't we tackling the most fundamental thing — task organization with AI? I didn't want to switch to a new app — TickTick's pomodoro, mobile app, simplicity, and smart features are irreplaceable. So a simple idea was born: convert your backup into a prompt, paste it into AI, get personalized recommendations. I hope it helps you too.
Your data never leaves your browser. No data is sent to any server.
Fully open source. Inspect the code yourself.
Reading CSV file...