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Yokadi
Not your grandma TODO list·yokadi.github.io
Yokadi is a command-line, SQLite-powered todo-list manager. It lets users add, edit, and organize tasks and notes into projects, tag them with keywords, set due dates and recurrence, and filter or search through them from a terminal. It is free software distributed under the GPLv3 license.
What it's for
managing personal and work todo lists from the command lineorganizing tasks into projectstagging tasks with keywords for filteringusing Yokadi as a bugtrackersetting recurring tasks (weekly, monthly, yearly)exporting/syncing tasks with third-party ical-aware toolstaking notes attached to a project without them being tasks
Features 16
- bulk task editing (t_medit)
- command-line task management
- custom command aliases (a_add, a_edit_name, a_edit_command)
- database update/migration command (yokadi -u)
- due date filtering (t_list --due)
- full text search (t_list -s)
- HTML output of task lists
- ical support for third-party calendar tools
- keyword tagging including negative keyword filtering
- notes support separate from tasks (n_add, n_list)
- project merging (p_merge)
- projects to group tasks
- SQLite-backed local database
- task purge command (t_purge)
- task recurrence (weekly, monthly, yearly)
- task-to-note and note-to-task conversion (t_to_note, n_to_task)
At a glance
free tieropen source
TypeCLI tool
DeploymentInstalled (local)
PlatformsLinux, Windows, Android
Resources
Pricing
Yokadi is free software with no pricing plans; it is distributed under the GPLv3 license and installed via pip/pipx or downloaded archives.
FreeFree
Yokadi is entirely free, open-source software released under the GPLv3 license; there are no paid plans.