Simple multiplatform desktop app for storing TODOs, ideas or backlog items. You can organize them with boards as a plaintext or markdown. No dependencies, no internet connection required, no external accounts. Sleek flow.
New 2.x version introduces a lot of new features including new UI, configurable keybindings, search item feature, emoji, and a lot more! Check it out !
No installation required. Just unzip archive and run executable
When new version is available just download it, unzip and enjoy. No additional action is required. All your boards and items will be available.
This is another huge update with number of significant improvements/features added. Hopefully it will stay for a longer.
search items
featureWhen programming I often have a number of ideas related to possible improvements for the future or a cool new project. Most often, it's just one sentence or a couple of words - just a draft of an idea to expand in the future.
I know that, there are hundreds of todo list managers or other notes manager, but this one will finally perfectly fulfill my needs. So far I wrote my thoughts on sticky notes, I tried Evernote, Simplenote... They are fine, but all of them were either bloated with unnecessary features or lacked the desired "flow" - when I open a program I want type down thoughts, hit enter, and get back to my actual work. That's how I write Backlog. No dependencies, no internet connection required, no external accounts etc.
It's free and opensource application under MIT license. You can do whatever you want as long as you include the original copyright and license notice in any copy of the software/source
This application is built with Electron and web technologies (javascript, css, html) more specifically: Vue.js. UI toolkit is iView
You can build it yourself instead of downloading executable:
# install dependencies
npm install
# Compiles and hot-reloads for development
npm run serve
# Compiles and minifies for production
npm run build
# Run your tests
npm run test
# Lints and fixes files
npm run lint
# Run your unit tests
npm run test:unit