Appest Inc.

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Appest Inc. is the software company behind TickTick, a cross‑platform to‑do list, calendar, and productivity app used worldwide. Most Appest charges relate to TickTick premium subscriptions or in‑app upgrades.

Santa Clara, California, United States
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About Appest Inc.

Appest Inc. is a productivity‑focused software company best known as the developer of TickTick, a cross‑platform to‑do list, calendar, and time‑management app. TickTick is available on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, web browsers, and browser extensions, and is designed to help individuals and teams organize tasks, manage schedules, build habits, and track productivity. Appest positions itself as a maker of tools that enable better time management and a more productive and balanced life.([appest.com](https://appest.com/))

A charge with a descriptor similar to “*appest” or “Appest Limited” on a card or bank statement is typically associated with a TickTick premium subscription or a trial that renewed into a paid plan. Appest provides TickTick as a freemium service: the free tier offers core task management, while paid plans unlock advanced features such as calendar views, collaboration tools, reminders, and productivity statistics. Because billing may appear under the company’s legal name (Appest Inc. or Appest Limited) rather than “TickTick,” cardholders often don’t immediately recognize the charge.([ticktick.com](https://ticktick.com/tos?language=en_US&utm_source=openai))

If you’re unsure about a charge, first log into your TickTick account (web or app) and check the Subscription or Billing section to confirm your current plan, renewal date, and recent payments. You can also search your email for receipts from TickTick or Appest. If the charge is unexpected, verify whether a family member or colleague with access to your payment method subscribed. For further help, you can contact TickTick/Appest support via the in‑app help center or at their published support channels (e.g., support.ticktick.com or the support email listed in TickTick’s terms and app store listings). If you still believe the transaction is unauthorized, you should dispute it with your card issuer after collecting screenshots of your TickTick account status and any correspondence with Appest.([ticktick.com](https://ticktick.com/tos?language=en_US&utm_source=openai))

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the “*appest” or “Appest Limited” charge on my card statement?

This descriptor almost always refers to a payment to Appest Inc. for TickTick, their to‑do list and calendar app. The charge is typically for a TickTick premium subscription, an upgrade from the free plan, or a trial that converted into a paid plan, and it appears under the company’s legal name instead of “TickTick.”

How can I confirm which TickTick account was billed by Appest?

Log into TickTick on the web or in the mobile app using any email addresses or sign‑in methods you may have used (email, Apple, Google, etc.). Go to Settings > Account or Subscription/Billing and look for your active plan, next billing date, and recent payment history. Match the date and amount shown there with the transaction on your statement to confirm which account generated the charge.

How do I cancel my TickTick premium subscription to stop future Appest charges?

The cancellation method depends on how you subscribed. If you subscribed through Apple’s App Store or Google Play, you must cancel in your Apple ID or Google Play subscriptions settings. If you subscribed directly via TickTick’s website, sign in at ticktick.com, go to Subscription or Billing, and use the cancel or downgrade option. After cancellation, your premium access continues until the end of the current billing period, and future Appest charges should stop.([ticktick.com](https://ticktick.com/tos?language=en_US&utm_source=openai))

Can I get a refund for an Appest (TickTick) subscription charge I didn’t expect?

If you were billed through Apple or Google, refunds are handled by those stores—you must request a refund via Apple’s Report a Problem site or Google Play’s order history. If you paid directly with a card or PayPal on TickTick’s website, contact TickTick/Appest support as soon as possible with your account email, approximate charge date, and amount. They review refund requests on a case‑by‑case basis, especially for recent renewals or accidental upgrades.

What are common amounts for Appest or TickTick charges?

Appest’s TickTick premium plans are typically billed either monthly or annually, with pricing that varies by region, currency, and platform (direct web purchase vs. app store subscriptions). You might see smaller recurring monthly amounts or a larger annual fee. To see the exact price for your plan, check the subscription page inside the TickTick app or on ticktick.com while signed into your account.

Why do I see multiple or pending Appest charges on my statement?

You may see a small temporary authorization, a pending renewal, and the final posted charge when updating a payment method or starting a trial. Payment processors sometimes place temporary holds to verify your card, which should drop off automatically. If multiple completed charges remain after a few business days, review your TickTick billing history and contact support to investigate possible duplicate payments before initiating a dispute with your bank.

How can I contact Appest about a charge or billing issue?

The fastest route is through TickTick’s help center or in‑app support, where you can submit a ticket with your account email and transaction details. You can also use the official support channels linked from TickTick’s Terms of Service and app store listings (such as the support email listed there). Include screenshots of the charge, your subscription page, and any relevant order numbers to speed up resolution.([ticktick.com](https://ticktick.com/tos?language=en_US&utm_source=openai))

Can someone else’s TickTick subscription cause an Appest charge on my card?

Yes. If a family member, employee, or friend has access to your card, Apple ID, Google account, or PayPal, they could start a TickTick premium subscription that bills under Appest’s name. Check shared devices and family‑sharing accounts, then review subscriptions in Apple/Google and directly in TickTick for each account. If you confirm unauthorized use, cancel the subscription, remove your payment method from that account, and work with your card issuer on a fraud or chargeback claim if necessary.

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