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Tasks.org

Open-source Android to-do app with subtasks, filters and sync through Google Tasks or CalDAV.

An open-source to-do app for Android

Subtasks, filters, and Google Tasks, CalDAV or EteSync sync; on F-Droid.

Free forever · open source · GPL-3.0
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Open-source Android to-do app
Free & open source · Productivity
Ease of setup9
Usefulness6
Maintenance9.5
Community7.5
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⚡ Quick answer

Tasks.org is a GPL-3.0 to-do app built on the open-source code of the discontinued Astrid. It suits Android users who want an ad-free list with several sync options.

Runs on
Cross-platform
Hosting
Desktop
Languages
Kotlin
License
GPL-3.0

What it is

Per tasks.org, it offers filters, tags and lists, infinite-depth subtasks, offline use and optional EteSync end-to-end encryption. It syncs with Tasks.org, Google Tasks, DAVx5, CalDAV, EteSync and DecSync CC.

Who it's for

It suits Android users who want open-source software. A desktop version is still alpha, and there is no iPhone app listed.

Key features

Filters and tags

Organise with filters, tags and lists.

Deep subtasks

Infinite-depth subtasks and manual sorting.

Several sync options

Google Tasks, CalDAV, DAVx5, EteSync and DecSync CC.

Offline use

Works without a connection.

F-Droid release

Available on F-Droid as well as Google Play.

Desktop alpha

A desktop version is offered as alpha.

How to start

Up and running in 3 steps

1
Install Tasks.org from Google Play or F-Droid.
2
Choose a sync option such as Google Tasks, CalDAV or EteSync.
3
Add tasks, subtasks and filters.
Real talk

Our honest verdict

What's great

  • GPL-3.0 with no ads, per the site.
  • Works offline and syncs with open standards like CalDAV.
  • Optional end-to-end encryption through EteSync.
  • Available on F-Droid.

Where it falls short

  • Mainly an Android app; the desktop version is alpha.
  • No iOS app is listed.
  • The site does not show whether any premium tier exists.
  • Setting up CalDAV or EteSync is your job.
Cost

Pricing & license

The code is free under GPL-3.0. The site links a pricing page that was not read, so any paid tier or donation options are unconfirmed.

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Questions

FAQ

Is Tasks.org open source?

Yes. The code is GPL-3.0 and it continues the open-source Astrid Android app.

Where can I get it?

Google Play and F-Droid on Android; a desktop alpha and Pebble watch apps are also listed.

Does it sync?

Yes, through Tasks.org, Google Tasks, DAVx5, CalDAV, EteSync or DecSync CC.

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