Free includes offline access, natural language capture, up to 400 tasks, up to 5 projects, and 2 devices. It is meant to be a real starting tier, not a teaser that breaks instantly.
Frequently asked questions
The shortest path to “is this actually for me?”
These are the questions people ask before they try TapTidy: pricing, privacy, offline behavior, platform support, and whether switching is worth the effort.
Pricing
Pricing questions
Most people want to know whether they can use TapTidy seriously on Free and what Pro actually adds beyond a vague “premium” label.
Pro unlocks unlimited tasks, devices, and projects, plus background sync, Focus reports, end-to-end encryption, email-to-task, CalDAV support, and zero telemetry defaults.
No. You can start on Free without a card, and Pro can be approached as an upgrade when the limits or security posture matter.
Privacy and security
Privacy questions
TapTidy attracts people who are tired of “privacy-friendly” marketing that falls apart under basic follow-up questions.
No. TapTidy does not use your task data to train machine-learning models.
When enabled in Pro, task content is encrypted on-device before it is transmitted. That changes the server's role from “plain-text reader and storage layer” to “ciphertext relay and storage layer.”
On Pro, ordinary analytics and crash-reporting defaults are disabled unless you explicitly opt in. The point is to make privacy the default state rather than a settings scavenger hunt.
Offline and sync
Offline questions
Offline support is one of TapTidy's biggest differentiators, so this is where people test whether it is real or just marketing phrasing.
Yes. TapTidy is offline-first: writes happen locally first, then sync catches up when connectivity returns.
TapTidy supports its own sync plus open standards like CalDAV in Pro. The goal is to avoid forcing every user into one sealed cloud path.
TapTidy's public materials already reference open sync and self-hosting-friendly directions through CalDAV and related docs. The docs site is the right place for the current state of that setup story.
Platforms
Platform questions
People usually want to know whether “web app” means a serious PWA, whether Android is a real native app, and what the iPhone story is.
Yes. The Android app is native Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, not a WebView wrapper.
There is no native iOS app yet. The current cross-platform option is the web app.
Yes. TapTidy includes an installable web app for browser-based use alongside the native Android app.
Switching
Switching questions
These are usually less about “Can TapTidy do tasks?” and more about whether the switch solves the exact frustration that triggered the search.
People who want offline-first behavior, open sync, a serious Android story, or a privacy posture that is clearer than what their current app offers.
Start with the named comparison pages. They are faster than reading the general homepage if you already know which product you're comparing against.
Use the comparison hub and category pages if the real problem is “subscription fatigue,” “Apple-only,” or “too much all-in-one sprawl” rather than a single branded app.
If the FAQ covered the objections, the product should do the rest.
Start free if you want to see whether the calmer workflow and stronger trust model feel better in practice than they look on paper.
Start free Or compare TapTidy directly against the app you're already using.