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What are some Free and Open Source tools, that help you manage your life as an autistic individual? (self.autism)
submitted 1 year ago by cogitoprinciple to c/autism
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I'm asking this out of curiosity, and to see if there are any tools that would be beneficial to use in my day to day life.

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[–] [email protected] 8 points 1 year ago (1 children)

It's not open-source but Trello is like an extension of my brain. Though it may only help if you understand how use a kahnban board and some basics of project management.

Many of the things we do can be projects. You just need to break them down into small more manageable tasks. This tool then helps you track all the task.

There is a open source version of trello out there I saw it on lemmy a few days ago. I'll post it if I can remember it.