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Mindwtr is a free, open-source to-do application built around the Getting Things Done method. It captures tasks and ideas into an inbox, guides clarification and organization, presents next actions in Focus, and supports projects, sections, contexts, waiting-for items, someday/maybe lists, reviews, checklists, recurrence, search, attachments, and Markdown notes.

The application provides calendar planning, Kanban boards, notifications with snooze, Pomodoro focus sessions, daily digests, weekly reviews, optional AI assistance, and imports from TickTick, Todoist, OmniFocus, Apple Reminders, Obsidian, and CSV. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and offline-capable web, with optional iCloud, Dropbox, folder, WebDAV, or user-controlled server synchronization. Docker deployment is documented.

Tududi is a productivity application for organizing personal and shared work. Users can create tasks, subtasks, projects, areas, notes, and tags; assign tasks to projects; track due dates and priorities; filter work by views such as Today, Upcoming, and Someday; and share projects with team members.

The README documents recurring tasks with flexible schedules, completion-based recurrence, subtasks with progress tracking, a responsive interface, an installable PWA with offline queuing, Telegram capture and digests, a REST API, OIDC/SSO, and bidirectional CalDAV synchronization. It can be run locally with Docker or Docker Compose, with persistent database and upload volumes, or used through a hosted subscription.

Tasks.md is a self-hosted task-management board for organizing work as cards, lanes, and tags. Cards are stored as Markdown files, while lanes correspond to directories and tasks to files in the underlying filesystem. Subdirectories can be opened as separate projects with their own lanes and tasks.

The application provides a modern responsive web interface, light and dark themes, customizable color themes, multilingual support, reverse-proxy subpaths, and PWA installation. It is deployable with Docker or Docker Compose using mounted task and configuration directories, or it can be run from source with separate frontend and backend processes.

TaskBoard is a Kanban-inspired task-management application for tracking work on customizable boards. Users can create columns such as Todo, Doing, and Done, add tasks, drag them between stages, and organize work with categories.

Tasks support titles, descriptions with Markdown, assignees, due dates, colors, points, comments, attachments, and activity history. Multiple user roles, shared boards, and board administration support team workflows.

The application is an open-source Angular and PHP web app using a REST API and SQLite by default. It can be deployed to a user-controlled web server with PHP 7.x, SQLite, and Apache configuration; the README marks the project unmaintained.

Lotti is a local-first personal logbook that separates planned tasks from records of completed work. Users can create tasks with checklists, priorities, estimates, due dates, labels, statuses, and linked context; record time, notes, images, audio, measurements, and journal entries; and organize information with categories and labels.

The application includes habit tracking, time analysis, speech transcription, dashboards, search, and optional task-specific AI agents that summarize records and propose changes for approval. It runs across macOS, Linux, Windows, iOS, and Android. Data is stored in local SQLite with filesystem attachments, while synchronization uses end-to-end encryption through a Synapse homeserver operated by the user or a trusted party.