Drag Task

Drag Task vs TeuxDeux

Drag Task vs TeuxDeux: free and smaller, by design

TeuxDeux and Drag Task begin with nearly the same idea: a to-do list makes more sense when tasks sit directly on the days you plan to do them. TeuxDeux is the polished, more capable subscription product — a week view with native iOS and Android apps, recurring to-dos, focus mode, search, colours and undo. Drag Task narrows the idea to its smallest useful form: days, tasks and dragging in a browser, with no subscription and no settings to maintain. The choice is not which has more features; TeuxDeux plainly does. It is whether those features are worth $3 per month billed annually or $4 month to month when all you want is a date-shaped list.

Pick TeuxDeux

Choose TeuxDeux if you want an installed phone app, a fixed week at a glance, recurring to-dos, focus mode, search, colours or undo — and you are comfortable paying after the one-week trial.

Pick Drag Task

Choose Drag Task if you want the same basic day-first idea stripped back to one free browser screen, and moving a task to another date is the main interaction you care about.

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Drag Task vs TeuxDeux, side by side

 TeuxDeuxDrag Task
Price$3/month billed annually, or $4 billed monthly, after a free first weekFree. There is no paid tier or trial timer
Calendar shapeA week viewAn endlessly scrolling line of days, with today magnified
ReschedulingMove to-dos between days in the week-based plannerDrag a task directly onto another day
Recurring to-dosSupported and customizableNot supported
Focus modeIncludedNot supported
SearchIncludedNot supported
Colours and customizationHighlight colours and custom holidaysNo customization — one deliberately fixed design
Undo deleteIncludedNot supported
Phone experienceNative iOS and Android appsResponsive web app; add it to a home screen if you want an icon
Try before decidingOne-week free trialFull no-account demo that stores nothing

Competitor features and prices checked September 2026. Tiers change — check theirs before deciding.

Official sources: TeuxDeux pricing and included features

What TeuxDeux does better

  • Native iOS and Android apps are a better phone experience than a browser tab, particularly if you depend on an installed app every day.
  • Recurring to-dos handle routines without making you recreate the same item. Drag Task has no recurrence at all.
  • Focus mode, search, highlight colours, custom holidays and undo give you useful control without turning TeuxDeux into a heavy project manager.
  • A fixed week view makes the whole seven-day plan visible as one stable frame rather than a calendar you scroll through.
  • It is a mature paid product with more polish around the basic day-planning workflow.

What Drag Task does better

  • The complete product is free. There is no subscription decision after a trial and no annual plan needed to reach the lowest price.
  • The calendar keeps scrolling in either direction instead of being bounded by one week, so next month is reached with the same gesture as tomorrow.
  • There is almost nothing to learn or configure: no colours, modes, recurring rules or holiday settings.
  • The whole interaction can be tested without an account, and the demo makes no permanent copy of what you type.

The honest verdict

TeuxDeux is the better product for someone who wants a minimal planner but still needs recurrence, search, focus tools and proper phone apps. Its price is modest and those features are real advantages. Drag Task is the credible alternative only when your preference is more extreme: you want tasks sitting on dates, you want to drag them when plans change, and every extra mode feels like another system to maintain. In that narrower job, free and smaller are the point rather than compromises hidden in the fine print.

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