Take control of your TODO list.

Cfait is a powerful, elegant, and open-source CalDAV (and/or local) task manager. Designed for speed and stability using Rust, it puts you in control of your data with a local-first approach that syncs seamlessly across your devices.

Why Cfait?

Open Source & Cross-Platform: Use Cfait on Android, Linux, and Windows. Your tasks adhere to open standards (CalDAV), not walled gardens.

Syncs Everywhere: Fully compatible with Nextcloud, iCloud, Radicale, Xandikos, and other standard CalDAV servers.

Offline First: Optimistic UI updates mean you never wait for a server response. Use the persistent "Local" calendar for offline tasks and migrate them to a server later.

Smart Input: Add tasks naturally. Typing "Buy cat food !1 @tomorrow ~15m" automatically sets the priority, due date, and duration.

Productivity Features

GTD Workflow: Mark tasks as Needs Action, In Process (>), Cancelled (x), or Done.

Hierarchy: Create sub-tasks, promote children, and organize nested lists.

Dependencies: Link tasks using "Blocked-by" or "Child-of" logic (RFC 9253).

Tags & Aliases: Organize with hierarchical tags (e.g., #work:backend). Create inline aliases (e.g., #shop=#home,#buy) for rapid filing.

Sane Sorting: Tasks are sorted by Status > Start Date > Due Date > Priority.

Smart Syntax Guide

When adding or editing a task, use these shortcuts:

!1 to !9: Set Priority (1 is Critical, 9 is Low).

@date: Set Due Date (e.g., @tomorrow, @2025-12-31, @2w).

^date: Set Start Date (hides task until date).

~duration: Estimate time (e.g., ~30m, ~2h).

@every X: Set Recurrence (e.g., @daily, @every 2 weeks).

Advanced Search

Find exactly what you need with powerful filters:

is:active / is:done: Filter by status.

~<30m: Find tasks taking less than 30 minutes.

!<3: Find high-priority tasks.

@<today: Find overdue tasks.

Support the Developer

If you enjoy using Cfait, please consider supporting its developer:

💳 Liberapay: https://liberapay.com/trougnouf

🏦₿ Other payment details are available within the app's "Help & About" screen or on the project website.

Community & Source

Cfait is developed by Benoit Brummer (Trougnouf) and released under the GPL3 License.

Source code, desktop versions, and issue tracking available at: https://codeberg.org/trougnouf/cfait