Sevens vs TeuxDeux
TeuxDeux is a lovely, stubbornly simple to-do list — and it costs $4 a month, forever. Sevens puts the whole week on one page too, adds projects, habits and a year view, and costs $25 once.
Side by side
| Sevens | TeuxDeux |
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| Price | $25 once, then nothing | $4/month, or $3/month billed annually ($36 a year) |
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| Three years | $25 | $108 |
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| Free trial | 7 days, no card | one week |
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| If you stop paying | Nothing happens. It is yours | Access ends with the subscription |
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| The week | All seven days on one page, always | A week view you move through |
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| Carry unfinished work | One button moves it to today | Move items by hand |
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| Projects | Steps you drop onto days | Lists, no project layer |
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| Habits | On the same page as the week | Not a feature |
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| A year of weeks | One row each, scroll back through it | Not a feature |
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| Works offline | Yes — one HTML file, localStorage | Needs the service |
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| Your data out | One click, plain JSON, any time | Export varies |
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| Refund | 30 days, no questions | Cancel to stop future billing |
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Where TeuxDeux is better
Native mobile apps. TeuxDeux ships real iOS and Android apps. Sevens
is a web app: it works on a phone browser and syncs, but there is nothing to
install from an app store.
Years of polish. TeuxDeux has been going since 2010. That is a long time
to sand the edges off something, and it shows.
Which to pick
Choose Sevens if
You plan by week rather than by inbox, you want the whole week visible at
once, and you would rather pay once than carry another monthly bill for a
list of what you are doing.
Choose TeuxDeux if
You want a native app on your phone, you like a plain list with nothing
else on the page, and $4 a month is genuinely not something you will think
about again.
The honest part
We make Sevens, so read this as an argument rather than a review. Everything
factual above is checkable: the prices link to their own pages, and Sevens
gives you seven days with no card so you can judge it without talking to us.
TeuxDeux is a good product with real users. The disagreement is about
billing, not quality — a planner is a place to write down your week, and we
do not think that should be rented.
$49$25
Once. Seven days free with no card, then one payment and Sevens is
yours, including everything added later. Thirty days to change your mind.
Founding price · first 35 buyers.
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Prices for other products were read from their own pricing pages on
12 October 2026 and are linked above, so you can check them. They change; this page
will not change itself. If you find one out of date, tell us at
hello@sevens.day and it gets fixed.