Autasker is a graphical to-do list and task manager focused on flexible personal planning rather than rigid productivity rules.
Tasks can be organised into categories and tabs, repeated according to individually configured schedules, and brought into a daily plan when the application is opened. The program works fully offline without requiring an account, keeping task data on the user’s device. Its design aims to be comfortable and neurodivergent-friendly. It supports Linux, Windows and Android.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Create tasks and organise them using categories and tabs.
- Configure the time at which a day ends instead of being tied to midnight.
- Flexible repeating-task system with repeat behaviour configured separately for each task.
- Arbitrary repeat mode can create the next task without assigning a fixed date.
- Morning planning workflow suggests tasks that could be tackled during the day.
- Canvas view displays tasks together for an at-a-glance overview.
- Task reminders, including rescheduling when repeated or skipped tasks change.
- Habit tracking with statistics covering the current time period.
- Skipping or missing a task does not impose penalties or nag the user.
- Fully offline operation with no account requirement or cloud service dependency.
- Cross-platform support for Linux, Windows and Android.
- Android builds are also distributed through F-Droid.
- Linux releases provide both DEB and RPM packages for x86-64 systems.
- Built with Kotlin Multiplatform and Jetpack Compose.
- Dark-mode support on the desktop.
Website: github.com/vadimerenkov/Autasker
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Developer: Vadim Erenkov
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Autasker is written in Kotlin. Learn Kotlin with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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