OpenTodoList

Martin Höher

About this app

With OpenTodoList, you can manage your notes, todo lists and images in libraries. And you decide, where these libraries are stored:

You can sync your libraries with one of the supported services like NextCloud, ownCloud or Dropbox. Or you can decide to keep your files entirely local on the device where you use the app. Finally, as libraries are just plain files stored in a directory structure, you can use other apps, like Foldersync to keep them in sync with services not supported natively by OpenTodoList.

OpenTodoList is open source - at any time, you can study the code, build the app on your own and even extend it on your own. Visit https://gitlab.com/rpdev/opentodolist to learn more.

Ratings and reviews

An interesting app. I come to this app after some day found that the Microsoft TODO was down and cannot be accessed using browser on Linux. It is always better to store the data using my choice of cloud. Important suggestion for the app: it is better to have a solution to edit TODO list and notes conveniently in desktop. I am thinking the TODO list should be stored as a readable and editable markdown format so that I can easily manage all content in desktop and conveniently synced to the phone.

I stumbled upon this app and am very pleased. I was using another app to replace keep so my information also not data mined but this is wonderful because it syncs to my nextcloud automatically. Two small things if they could be added in a future release would be great. First, the icon is giving me the android head. I tried reinstalling and still the same. Second, if you could add the ability to rearrange the icons. Drag them to a different order not just alphabetical.

I Love it. Multi platform support (android, libux & windows) is Great Deal. Thank you

What’s new

* Improved sync safety by stopping unexpected mass deletions.
* More reliable synchronization with WebDAV services such as Strato HiDrive.
* Updated in-app documentation links.
* Updated translations.