Liststhat actuallyget done.

Sticky notes you drag onto a day, a calendar you plan the week on, and teams to share it with. It works offline, and it's open source.

Five moves.
Nothing else.

Catch it
Type it, press enter. Dumping ten things at once? Keep typing, one per line.
call the landlord about the heater
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Break it down
Drop one note on another and it becomes a step. Steps tick off with their task.
- Plan the trip
- Book flights
- Find a place to stay
- Pack
Give it a day
Drag a task onto a sticker, or a sticker onto a task: when, how long, how urgent, how often.
TodayTomorrow30 minHighWeekly
Plan the week
Day, week, month or year. Drag tasks onto a time and stretch them to fit.
Do it together
Make a team, invite people, and share lists, a calendar and reminders.

Google Calendar
Two-way: dated tasks become events, and moved events move the task.
Apple & Outlook calendars
Subscribe to a private calendar feed of everything that's due.
Notion
Sync a list with a Notion database, both ways.
Obsidian & Markdown
Every list is Markdown with Obsidian Tasks fields. Pull it, edit it, push it back.
Discord
Post to a channel when tasks are added or done.
Reminders
Push notifications on this device when something's due, even with the app closed.

Every part of todone is GPL-3.0. Read every line, change what you want.

Run the whole thing on your own server. Your lists never leave a machine you control.

Sync across your devices without running a server. Free for everyday use; a paid plan only for unusually heavy use. Coming soon.

Write it down.
Tick it off.