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Three ways in.

Try it, join someone’s server, or run your own. You can move between them later: your data comes with you.

  • Try the demo

    A private sandbox in your browser with sample projects. Nothing to install, deleted after two hours without activity.

    Open the demo

  • Join a server

    Someone runs it for your home or team? Open the link they sent, then install the app on your phone and computer.

    Install the app

  • Run your own

    One container and one folder of data, on a NAS, a Raspberry Pi or a small VPS.

    Pick where it runs

Run your own server

Pick where it runs. Each guide has the file to copy and the first steps after it starts.

# Docker: one container, data in a volume
docker run -d --name opentodo -p 8080:8080 -v opentodo-data:/data ghcr.io/pixari/opentodo:0.13.0
# then open http://localhost:8080 and create the owner account

Not sure what you need? Plan your server asks where it will run and gives you the file. More on backups, updates and sign-in on Self-host.

On your devices

OpenTodo installs from the browser on every system: its own icon and window, offline, with reminders.

Moving from another app

Import your export file. Each guide says what comes across and what doesn’t.

Your to-do list, on your own server.

Try the demo in your browser. When you like it, install OpenTodo on your server and import your tasks.

Try the demo Self-host Bring your tasks over

OpenTodo is free and open source, with no paid tier. If it helps you, a star on GitHub helps other people find it, and a coffee helps keep it going. Questions or ideas? Come and talk to us on Discord.

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