A calm to-do list with time tracking and focus mode that keeps your data on your device.
Tududi
A calm personal task and project manager with areas, notes and a daily plan.
Tasks & focus
MIT
Reviewed version fd80157
What it does
Tududi is a self-hosted task manager for one person or a small household. You sort life into areas, projects and tasks, keep notes alongside them, and get a daily view of what matters. It works with recurring tasks and Telegram and runs as a small Docker container.
- Areas, projects, tasks and notes in one place
- Recurring tasks and Telegram reminders
- Light, dark and many languages
- One small Docker container with SQLite
Great for: People who want a calm, private to-do system without the weight of a team tool.
- LicenceMIT
- Where it runsYour computer (free)
- Built withtypescript, javascript
- Your dataStays in your own copy
- Sourcechrisvel/tududi
Ways to use it
Your AI helps you choose, based on what you need, and sets it up with you in plain words.
- On my own computerFreeYour AI installs what it needs and explains each step. It works while your computer is on.
How people are using this project
Examples of what people ask their AI to do with Tududi. Start from one, or just tell your AI and it will ask what you'd like.
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“Add a screen that lays out my week by day with the tasks due and the projects behind them.”
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“Create areas for Home, Kids, Money and Health with starter recurring tasks.”
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“Don't send Telegram reminders between 10pm and 7am.”
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“Show only the single next task on a full-screen card.”
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Can I trust it?
- MIT. Free to use, change and share, even commercially. Keep the original copyright notice.
- Your data: stores personal data, on your own device or server. SQLite database and uploads in /app/db and /app/uploads (Docker volumes).
- Other services: Telegram bot (BotFather) (optional, free)
- Reviewed version. Your AI always gets exactly the version we've checked.
- Use a strong password and a long random session secret, and keep both out of Git.
- Put it behind HTTPS if you open it to the internet.
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