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Tjati vs. Things 3

Talk through what comes next.

Things organizes your day through areas, projects and to-dos. Tjati adds a conversational way to maintain your plans, with dedicated goals, habits and notes alongside the next action.

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Choose Tjati if…

You want to discuss a plan, track habits in their own place and keep daily actions connected to a goal.

Choose Things 3 if…

You prefer arranging to-dos and projects directly in an Apple-focused planner, using its daily and upcoming views.

Explore Things 3's approach ↗

The everyday differences

Two ways to make a plan.

Compare the work you want to do, and how you want to do it.

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Tjati and Things 3: documented workflows
Your workflowTjati logoTjatiThings 3 logoThings 3
PlanningAreas, goals, projects, tasks, habits and notesAreas, projects and to-dos[2]
CaptureVoice or typed conversation across planning objectsDirect to-do entry, natural-language scheduling and Siri capture[1][2]
RoutinesDedicated habit check-ins, streaks and historyRepeating to-dos and projects[1]
Daily viewToday view and conversational briefingsToday, Upcoming, Anytime and Someday views[1]

What this looks like in Tjati

Give a repeating practice its own place.

An example to bring to the conversation

“I’d like to read more. Help me turn that into a routine that fits my evenings.”

Reading more can involve a goal, a small reading habit and a note of books you want to return to. Tjati keeps those different pieces connected, with check-ins and history for the habit.

You can capture a next action by talking or typing, then return to the wider plan when you need to adjust it. You do not have to enter every part through a separate form.

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Tjati Habits view with routines and streaks
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Making the choice

Choose the interaction you enjoy returning to.

If you prefer managing areas, projects and to-dos directly, Things deserves a close look. Consider Tjati if a conversation across your goals, tasks and routines would help you maintain the plan.

Start with a recurring practice as well as a task. That gives you a useful way to judge whether dedicated habits and connected context matter to you.

Before you decide

A few things to know.

Does Things also support voice capture?

Yes. Things documents Siri capture and natural-language scheduling. Evaluate what you want to do after capture: organize to-dos directly, or discuss a connected plan across several kinds of work.

Should I move everything over at once?

Start with one real goal or routine. Keep your existing setup while you evaluate Tjati, and check the current documentation for import and integration options before planning a move.

What about mail and calendar connections?

Availability has its own release status. Check the integrations page for the current Tjati connections before choosing around a provider.

Sources and how to read this comparison

Written by Tjati. Vendor documentation reviewed .

  1. Things feature documentation
  2. Getting productive with Things
  3. Things apps for Apple devices

Product descriptions come from the linked vendor documentation. Recommendations about fit are Tjati's editorial judgment. This is a documentation comparison, not a hands-on test or a ranking. Features and plan availability can change.

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Your plans. A little less to carry.

See what a conversation can start.

Bring one goal, one routine or one thought you keep coming back to. Give it somewhere to go.

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