Self-hosted task and chore manager with assignee rotation, adaptive scheduling and a points system.
Recurring tasks, assignee rotation, NFC tags and points for households and groups.
Donetick is an open-source app for organising tasks and chores with family and friends. It suits households that want shared recurring chores and can run a Docker container.
You describe tasks in plain English and it extracts dates and recurrence. It rotates assignees, can learn adaptive due dates from past completions, tracks time, supports nested subtasks, and awards points for completing tasks.
It suits families and small groups sharing recurring chores. It does not suit teams needing project boards or full offline use; the README says offline support is very limited.
Type phrases like "every Monday" to set recurrence.
Rotate by fewest completed, random or round-robin.
Due dates suggested from completion history.
Scan a tag to mark a task done.
Rewards completion and tracks progress.
Track numbers, booleans or text that can complete tasks.
Free under AGPL-3.0. The README shows no paid plan; you pay for the server you run it on.
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Yes. The code is AGPL-3.0; the cost is your own server.
Yes. Assignee rotation can pick the person with the fewest completions, random order or round-robin.
Only in a very limited way, according to the README.
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