Catch a task or plan in Capture before sending it to TickTick. Create a TickTick task with list, priority, and a one-hour date window derived from Capture.
A quick capture workflow for TickTick
- 01Catch it
Write or share the thought into Capture while it is fresh.
- 02Keep moving
Save the Capture without stopping to organize the destination.
- 03Send to TickTick
Use your configured export action when the capture is ready.
What gets sent to TickTick
- Text becomes task title.
- Links use fetched title as task title and URL as content.
- A selected Capture date becomes start; end is one hour later and allDay is false.
Set up TickTick in Capture
- Open Capture Settings, choose Export, then tap Configure if this is your first destination or Add new destination.
- Choose TickTick from the app picker.
- Install TickTick and optionally choose a list and numeric priority.
- Review the destination name and icon, then tap Save.
Supported Capture types
This destination appears only for content it can receive.
TextLinks
Fields and options
| Field or option | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Priority | 0 none (default), 1 low, 3 medium, or 5 high. |
| List | Optional list name; blank uses Inbox. |
Example: a quick capture to TickTick
Set List to “Work” and Priority to 5, then export “Call supplier” with a selected time. TickTick creates a high-priority task with a one-hour window.
Send the capture
- Open an existing Capture and choose its configured TickTick export action.
- Capture hands off only the supported types listed above. Complete any confirmation or compose screen shown by TickTick.
Limits and troubleshooting
Limits
- Capture sends a fixed one-hour end offset when a date is present.
- Attachments are unsupported.
- List names are not validated.
Troubleshooting
- If priority looks wrong, use TickTick’s supported values 0, 1, 3, or 5.
- If the task goes to Inbox, check the list name.
