For busy people, nothing to install

Get it all out of your head.

Work, home, family, health. The dentist, the renewal, the thing you promised someone. Put it all in one calm place, sorted by the parts of your life, and see only what matters today.

Free for 7 days, no card needed. Then €5 a month, cancel any time.

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The mental load

Organising is not the hard part. Remembering is.

Most apps give you another place to type things. The problem was never typing. It is carrying all of it in your head.

Everything lives in your head

The dentist, the car insurance, the present, the form that was due on Friday. It is all in there, and none of it ever gets put down.

A notes app is not a system

A line typed at midnight is read by nobody, including you. It scrolls away and the worry comes back a week later.

An app for every corner

A calendar here, a list there, reminders on the phone, a spreadsheet for the move. Five places to look, and the one you need is never the one open.

Write it once. Give it a place. Let it leave your head.

Plan your day

From a passing thought to a finished day

Capture things the moment they come up, plan the day around your meetings with AI, then work through it one block at a time.

Step 1

Capture anything, in plain words

One Add box for the inbox, tasks, notes and projects, everywhere in the app. Write the way you think and tududi fills in the rest.

  • “next fri”, “in 3 days” or “every first monday” sets the date or the repeat
  • #tags, +Project and @person are picked up as you type
  • Paste a screenshot or drop files and they go along with it
The Add box turning a sentence into a recurring task with a tag and a project
Step 2

Plan my day, with AI (or not)

The planner shows what could fit today, in the order you choose. Give each task a length and place it in the free time between meetings, or let AI draft the whole day.

  • Ranked suggestions: overdue, due today, in progress, then the rest
  • Draft with AI fills your free time around meetings, and Undo puts it back
  • Tips flag an overbooked day and the gaps a task would fit
The day planner with tasks and calendar meetings on one timeline
Step 3

Today, with your calendar

Start the day and Today shows only what you committed to: the block you should be on now, then the agenda, with your Google, Apple or Outlook meetings in between.

  • Mark done or push to later from the Now card
  • Read-only calendar feeds, stored encrypted
  • An AI wrap-up at the end of the day carries unfinished work to tomorrow
Today with the next task, the agenda and meetings from two calendars
Features

A complete system for organized living

tududi combines goals, projects, tasks, notes, and smart views into one calm, focused system. We run it, so you never have to.

One box for everything

Add inbox items, tasks, notes or projects from anywhere, with files attached. Paste a screenshot and it becomes the item.

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Dates in plain words

“tomorrow”, “next fri”, “every weekday”: dates and repeats are read as you type, along with #tags, +Project and @person.

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Plan my day

A planner that places tasks in the free time around your meetings, with lengths, ranked suggestions and planning tips.

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Today with your calendar

Connect Google, Apple or Outlook calendars and see meetings next to your tasks, with the current block on top.

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AI day planning

Draft the day with AI, get length estimates for tasks, and an end-of-day wrap-up that carries unfinished work over.

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Goals

Set outcomes for a season or a year, and see which Areas and Projects are actually moving them forward.

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Eisenhower Matrix & Kanban

Switch to an Eisenhower Matrix or a Kanban board when the question is simply: what do I do right now.

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Habit Tracking

Track recurring habits alongside tasks and projects, with simple streaks and completion history.

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AI & MCP

A real system
your AI agent can actually use

tududi ships an MCP server exposing 59 tools, covering tasks, projects, areas, goals, habits, notes, people, tags, views, inbox, search and metrics. Connect Claude or any MCP-compatible agent straight to your own account. The connection goes to your instance rather than through a relay in between, which is a structural difference Todoist and Notion cannot offer, no matter what they promise.

Claude Desktop tududi MCP

What should I focus on today, and is anything slipping?

Used tududi list_tasks get_task_metrics list_projects

Start with Ship the billing migration. It is due today, and three tasks in Payments are waiting behind it.

Worth knowing

Overdue 2 tasks in Home Ops, the oldest by 6 days
Stalled Website redesign, no activity in 11 days
Streak at risk Morning review, 12 days running, not logged yet today

Move the redesign review to Friday and add a task to unblock Payments.

Used tududi update_task create_task

Done. Review redesign draft is now due Friday, and Unblock Payments queue is in the Payments project, due today.

An example session. Your agent connects straight to your own instance over MCP.

Capture & search from chat

Add, find, and complete tasks without leaving the conversation.

It talks to your instance

The MCP connection goes straight to your own tududi account. Nothing routes through a third party.

Open protocol, no lock-in

Built on the open Model Context Protocol. Works with Claude and other MCP clients.

The same works with Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, and any other MCP client. Read the MCP docs →

MCP is included with tududi Cloud.

AI Assistant

A separate, optional layer that reads your data and writes back plain-language summaries. Off until you switch it on.

Task Insights

Suggested next steps for a specific task, generated on demand.

Plan my day

Drafts your day into the free time around your meetings, with a reason for every block.

Day wrap-up

At the end of the day: what got done, a pattern worth noticing, and what to carry into tomorrow.

Project Insights

A quick health assessment for a project: what's moving, what's stuck.

Press

Don't just take our word for it

What reviewers wrote after running tududi themselves.

Tududi stands out as a breath of fresh air among over-engineered and often expensive productivity tools.
Parth Shah XDA Developers · June 2025
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Tududi is an immensely useful tool, and one that is easy to integrate into day-to-day workflow.
Patrick Hearn XDA Developers · December 2025
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A free, open-source application that allows you to efficiently categorize and track your work, from personal task management to large-scale project management and detailed note-taking.
GIGAZINE April 2026
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Pricing

One plan, everything in it

No tiers, no add-ons, no features held back. Try it free, then one price.

Cancel any time and export everything. If tududi Cloud ever shuts down, you get your data and a guide to keep running it. Fair use applies to storage and API volume. 14-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.

Developers: tududi is open source and can be run on your own server. Read the guide →

Quick Comparison

How tududi Cloud compares with the apps people usually weigh it against, on their individual plans.

tududi Cloud
Todoist Pro
TickTick Premium
Notion Plus
Price, billed yearly
€50/yr
$60/yr
$49.99/yr
$120/yr
AI included
Business plan only
Plan your day around your calendar
Separate app
Habit tracking
Goals, areas and projects
Build it yourself
Notes alongside tasks
Eisenhower matrix
Build it yourself
Kanban boards
Saved smart views
Assign tasks to people
CalDAV task sync
MCP server for AI agents

Todoist Pro, TickTick Premium and Notion Plus, from their public pricing pages in September 2026. Check their sites for current prices. Their prices are US list prices in dollars.

FAQ

Questions worth answering before you commit

Your data, the AI, and billing. If something is missing, ask in Discord.

Trust & your data

Can I trust you with my data?

You do not have to take our word for it. tududi is open source, so anyone can read exactly how it handles your data. On Cloud, everything you put in stays yours: export it as a single file at any time, delete your account yourself, and there is a 14-day money-back guarantee if it turns out not to suit you.

Can I use tududi at work, or in my company?

Yes. Use it for work, for home, or both. A Cloud subscription is billed through our payment provider and produces an invoice your finance team can file. The MIT licence permits commercial use, with no revenue threshold and nothing to report.

Is tududi actively maintained?

Yes. It is built primarily by one maintainer, with contributions from the community, and it ships often. Every release is listed on the GitHub releases page, linked from the Changelog in the menu above, so you can judge the pace yourself rather than take our word for it. Development happens in the open: issues, a public roadmap, and a Discord where questions get answered.

What happens to my data if tududi goes away?

The app is MIT licensed and the source is public, so it cannot be withdrawn from you. Anyone can keep running it, and you can fork it. On tududi Cloud your data lives in a standard tududi database rather than a proprietary format, so if the service ever shut down you would get your data and a guide to moving it onto your own server.

Cloud, AI & billing

Is there a free plan or a trial on tududi Cloud?

There is no free plan, but every new account gets a 7-day free trial, no card needed. The trial includes the AI assistant with a smaller allowance and one member you can add. Public note links open once you subscribe. If you do not subscribe, the account turns read-only for 30 days so you can export your data, and is then deleted. After the trial, Cloud is €5 a month or €50 a year.

Do I have to use the AI features?

No. Both AI layers are off until you switch them on, and tududi is a complete system without either. If you never enable them, nothing is missing and nothing nags you.

Does my data get sent to an AI company?

That depends which of the two layers you mean, and the difference matters. The MCP server runs inside your own instance: an agent such as Claude Desktop connects to that instance directly, so the conversation is between your agent and your own tududi rather than a broker in between. The AI Assistant is different. It calls an OpenAI-compatible provider, so if you point it at a hosted one, the contents of those requests go to that provider. Point it at a local model instead, such as Ollama or LM Studio, and nothing leaves your machine. It stays off until you supply a key, so this is always your choice rather than a default.

What is MCP, and what can an agent actually do?

MCP is the Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting AI agents to real systems. tududi ships an MCP server exposing 59 tools spanning tasks, projects, areas, goals, habits, notes, people, tags, views, inbox, search and metrics, so an agent can capture, find, update and finish work rather than just talk about it. It is opt-in, included with Cloud, and it works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, or any other MCP client.

Can I leave, and what happens to my data?

Yes, at any time. Export everything as a single file from your profile; it is a plain file you keep. Deleting your account removes your data, attachments and backups from our servers and cancels any subscription.

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