OpenTodo · A to-do app that runs on your own server
Self-hosted to-do app with reminders, sharing, and optional AI assistant
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OpenTodo is a free, open-source to-do application designed to run on your own server rather than relying on cloud hosting. It lets you plan tasks, organize projects, set reminders, and share lists with family or team members. The app works offline on phones and computers, syncing when reconnected, and keeps all data on your server with no per-person subscription fees.
You can add an AI assistant by connecting your choice of model and API key. Deployment takes two minutes via Docker container (under 25 MB). Built with claude-code, it's available as a browser demo, joinable via invitation link, or self-hosted on a VPS, Raspberry Pi, or local machine.
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