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Hello, I'm looking for something to help me manage my daily tasks, something I can check off my chores, and they show up again the next day. I heard about todoist but they immediately wanted me to sign in or create an account. Is there anything out there that doesn't require that? All I can think of that it'd be useful for (other than transferring between phones) is selling my data

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 11 months ago

Markor for notes + todo + plans.

Stores things in plaintext in well known formats like md,todo.txt,orgMode,etc

Works grt across platforms with syncthing and few vim plugins.