OmmiQ is a German alternative to Todoist and TickTick for office work and collaboration.

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Headquarters
Germany
Founded
2025
Open source
No
Free plan
Yes
Data hosted in
the EU

Plan your day with natural-language quick add, Today and Scheduled views, recurring tasks and subtasks, free with no ads or tracking.

Berlin-made personal to-do list and day planner, free with no ads or tracking, hosted in Frankfurt and installable as a web app on any device.

OmmiQ is a simple to-do list and day planner for personal use, built to sit quietly in the background while you work through your tasks. The core app is free with no ads and no tracking, and the few optional extras are one-time purchases rather than a subscription.

Tasks go in from a single line of text: type something like "buy milk tomorrow 3pm #groceries" and OmmiQ picks out the date, time and category. Inbox, Today and Scheduled views keep the day in order, and the app installs to your phone or desktop as a progressive web app, with no app store involved.

Screenshot of OmmiQ

Key benefits:

  • Natural-language quick add turns one typed line into a dated, categorised task
  • Smart views for Inbox, Today and Scheduled keep each day focused
  • Recurring tasks and subtasks handle daily, weekly and monthly routines
  • Custom categories with colours and emojis make lists easy to scan
  • Instant search across active and completed tasks
  • One-time extras such as a week view or task streaks, never a subscription
  • Data export and a trash bin with restore keep your tasks in your hands

OmmiQ is run by Dennis Peld as a registered sole proprietorship in Berlin, Germany, and is self-funded with no investors. The app, API and database run on a server in Frankfurt am Main, rented from Hostinger, with payments through Mollie in the Netherlands and account emails sent through Proton in Switzerland. There is no analytics or error-reporting service. Push reminders are optional, and when switched on they pass through the browser vendor's push service, which means Google or Apple in the United States for Chrome and Safari users.

Ideal for individuals who want a calm, private daily planner without a monthly fee or a team-collaboration feature set they will never use.

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