Toolkit
Set it up for the people around you.
For the person who runs the server and for everyone who just uses the app.
Set up OpenTodo for your household
For the person who runs the server and for everyone who just uses the app, from first install to shared chores.
Set up OpenTodo for a small team
Accounts, shared projects, boards and assignees for a team of a few people, on a server the team controls.
Your first server, if you have never run one
What "self-hosting" actually asks of you, the three places a server can live, the path with the least to learn, and what a month of upkeep looks like.
Running OpenTodo on a Raspberry Pi
The whole household's task list on a device the size of a deck of cards, for a few watts. What to buy, how to start it, and how to keep the data safe.
Keeping your server healthy
The short checklist for the person who runs it: after install, every month, when a release ships, and when you move to a new machine.
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.