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2Do vs OmniFocus 4

Both replace Todoist Pro and TickTick Premium.

2Do and OmniFocus 4 compared
Fact2DoConfigurable task manager, bought direct rather than from the App StoreOmniFocus 4Heavyweight GTD task manager that still sells a perpetual licence
Price$49.99$74.99
LicencePaid upgradesMajor versions cost againThis versionThe next major is a new purchase
The catch

Updates stop eighteen months after purchase unless you pay a discounted renewal

The next major version will be a paid upgrade, historically around half list price

Against a subscription10 monthsAgainst Todoist Pro at $60 a year15 monthsAgainst Todoist Pro at $60 a year
Seats5 MacsOne person on up to five of their own Macs; the iPhone, iPad and Android apps are separate purchases.No Mac count statedOmni licences count "computers or people, whichever number is smaller" — one person may install a single licence on all their own Macs, and the same purchase also unlocks iPhone, iPad, Watch and Vision Pro.
Developer accountNone neededRequired
Works offlineYesYes
Apple SiliconNativeNative
Free trialYesYes
On SetappYesNo
Minimum macOSmacOS 13not established
App Store ratingnot established4.0 from 336
Buy direct Buy direct

Both prices read 22 Sep 2026, on the pages these buttons open.

In their own right

2Do

A deeply configurable task manager with smart lists, projects and checklists, sold as a $49.99 one-time licence direct from the developer. The Mac App Store version of the same app is subscription-only.

OmniFocus 4

A serious task manager with nested projects, tags, defer dates, custom perspectives and a formal review cycle. Omni leads with a subscription but still sells a one-time licence, and that licence covers every Apple platform in one purchase.