OpenTodoList is a todo list and note taking application. Organize todo lists, notes and images in libraries, which can be stored either completely local on the device you are working on (and hence ensure no information leaks out to untrusted third parties) or use the built in synchronization features which allows you to synchronize your libraries across devices. Currently, the following backend servers are supported for synchronization:
- NextCloud
- ownCloud
- Generic WebDAV servers - note that due to limitations of some servers, the sync might not be working optimally or at all, this is a limitation of the server that the app cannot do anything about. Feel free to raise an issue in case you think your server is still capable to run a sync properly 😉
- Dropbox
In addition, a library is just a directory holding the items of your library as simple files - this allows you to use any kind of third party synchronization tool (like DropBox) to sync your information.
Currently, the app is available on the following platforms:
- Android
- iOS
- Linux (pre-build as AppImage, via Flatpak and Snap)
- macOS
- Windows
The app is developed on top of the Qt framework - so even if a system is not listed explicitly above, you might still be able to compile the app for it on your own.
The app is available on Android. You can get it on the following stores:
To add the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid repository to your device, follow the instructions here.
The app is available on the iOS App Store:
Pre-build packages of the app for Linux, macOS and Windows are hosted on GitHub.
Additionally, you can find the app on the following stores:
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
If you need help with the app, just file an issue in the Bug Tracker.
OpenTodoList is still a very young project which is on top developed as a freetime project. Hence, please bear with us if the app is not yet working perfectly fine. In case you found an issue, please head over to the GitLab issue tracker of OpenTodoList and file a bug report there. Also make use of this if you want to request a new feature.
If you like using the app, you can help to make it even better by helping us to translate it to other languages. Translation can be done easily via poeditor.com. Like the idea? Then join the project.
OpenTodoList is developed in C++ on top of the Qt 5 framework. In theory that means, that you should be able to use the app on a wide range of operating systems and devices. Practically, the app is regularly tested and build on the following platforms:
- Linux.
- Windows.
- macOS.
- Android (ARM and x86).
- iOS.
If a system is not listed above, this does not mean that the app does not work on that platform, but just that we've not tried yet (usually because we do not have the resources to do so). As OpenTodoList is open source, you can easily give it a try and check if you can get it to work your your platform of choice.
Please refer to the Build Instructions to learn how to build the app.