100 tasks.
What are you doing this week?

Task managers collect tasks but don't help you plan your week. Will Be Done gives you a visual weekly timeline to stay focused.

Self-hosted

One command to own your data

Run it on your own server. No external dependencies, no accounts, no tracking. Just a simple Docker container.

  • SQLite database, easily backed up
  • Local-first: full database in the browser, works offline even when your homelab is not available
  • Multi-space support for work & personal
terminal
$ docker run -d \
  -p 3000:3000 \
  -v will_be_done:/var/lib/will-be-done \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  ghcr.io/will-be-done/will-be-done:latest

โœ“ Running at http://localhost:3000

Your task manager is working against you

Will Be Done doesn't.

Stop guessing what to do today

Your whole week fits on one screen, with every day as a column. Drag tasks between days to rebalance on the fly. You always know what's on your plate today, tomorrow, and the rest of the week.

Screenshot showing weekly timeline with day columns for planning your week at a glance
Screenshot showing gentle yellow indicators for missed tasks instead of angry red overdue badges

No punishment for being human

No angry red "OVERDUE" badges. Missed tasks get a gentle yellow nudge, not a panic attack. You stay in control, not in shame.

One bad day won't break your week

Other apps dump yesterday's undone tasks onto today, burying you in guilt. Will Be Done plans by week, so skipping a day doesn't snowball into chaos. Your list stays clean.

Screenshot showing weekly planning that stays clean even when you skip a day
Screenshot showing project kanban board with Week, Month, Ideas, and Someday columns

Stop losing ideas in a flat list

Each project gets its own kanban board with columns you define: Week, Month, Ideas, Someday. Separate workspaces keep work and personal apart. Everything has a place, nothing falls through the cracks.

Plan on the go

Full mobile experience, not a shrunken desktop app. Capture tasks wherever you are, check off what's done, and plan your week from the bus, the couch, or the coffee line.

Screenshot of Will Be Done mobile app showing full task management on phone
Quick-add popup overlay appearing on top of another application, ready to capture a task

Don't break focus to capture a task

A thought surfaces mid-work. Switching apps kills your flow. One global shortcut from anywhere on your Mac, Windows, or Linux machine: type it, hit enter, and you're back. The popup disappears. Your focus doesn't.

Granular recurring task scheduling

Will Be Done lets you schedule by exact day of the week, day of the month, or day of the year, so recurring tasks land exactly when they should.

Recurring task scheduler showing options for daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly schedules

Rearrange your whole week instantly

No lag, no spinners. Every drag, every click responds instantly. Keyboard-first with vim-style navigation.

Plan your week on a plane

The full app works offline with a complete database in your browser. Sync when you reconnect.

Add on phone, see on laptop

Changes propagate instantly across all your devices. No manual refresh, no polling.

See your whole week at a glance

A visual weekly timeline where each day is a column. Drag tasks between days to rebalance your week.

Your data, your server

Open source and self-hostable with a single Docker command. No vendor lock-in. Your tasks live on your hardware.

Self-hosted

One command to own your data

Run it on your own server. No external dependencies, no accounts, no tracking. Just a simple Docker container.

  • SQLite database, easily backed up
  • Local-first: full database in the browser, works offline even when your homelab is not available
  • Multi-space support for work & personal
terminal
$ docker run -d \
  -p 3000:3000 \
  -v will_be_done:/var/lib/will-be-done \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  ghcr.io/will-be-done/will-be-done:latest

โœ“ Running at http://localhost:3000

Ready to own your tasks?

Self-host with one Docker command or try the live demo.
Open source, no lock-in.