Will Be Done
In-depth reviewWill Be Done is an open-source weekly planner and task manager for individuals and teams. It features kanban boards, drag & drop, and vim keybindings, with self-hosting available via Docker. Designed for local-first operation, it provides task management with a visual weekly timeline.
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Why we recommend Will Be Done
Will Be Done is a robust PWA for those who value control and customization in their task management. Its local-first approach means your database resides on your device. It offers extensive features including a visual weekly timeline, drag and drop task management across days and projects, and specific support for Vim keybindings for keyboard-first users. It also features kanban boards per project with custom sections, recurring tasks, and separate spaces for work and personal organization. The option for self-hosting via Docker appeals to users seeking data sovereignty.
Best use cases
Best for: Developers or individuals who prefer a keyboard-first workflow with Vim keybindings for efficient task management. Users interested in self-hosting their productivity tools for greater control over their data will benefit. Ideal for those who need a comprehensive weekly planner with project-based kanban boards and the flexibility of recurring tasks.
Honest limitations
While it offers a self-hosted option, the cloud-hosted version is free only during its alpha phase and will be $3 per month after release, making it not entirely free long-term. Although it claims to work fully offline, service worker evidence was not provided for this listing, so true offline capabilities cannot be confirmed based on the provided data. This app might be less intuitive for users unfamiliar with Vim keybindings or command-line interfaces for self-hosting.
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