New version of Will Be Done is released! Will Be Done is an offline-first, self-hosted task manager with a visual weekly timeline.

The main idea is simple: collect tasks, put them on a week timeline. I find that the week timeline helps me stay more organised and fits naturally into my workflow. It works offline-first with server sync, so tasks are stored locally in the browser/desktop app (like Linear), and it also gives an instant UI.

What changed since my last post (v0.10.0):

  • Added mindmap support
  • Added calendar support with readonly ical/caldav integration
  • Added markdown WYSIWYG editor, with collaborative edit support (yjs)
  • Added OpenAPI support
  • Added task recovery: deleted tasks go to Trash, and there’s an undo popup on accidental task/project/section delete
  • Added undo/redo
  • Added notes
  • Added multi-select

Links:

Demo: https://demo.will-be-done.app/

GitHub: https://github.com/will-be-done/will-be-done

Download desktop app: https://github.com/will-be-done/will-be-done/releases

More info: https://will-be-done.app/

Self-host with Docker:

docker run -d \
  -p 3000:3000 \
  -v will_be_done_storage:/var/lib/will-be-done \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  ghcr.io/will-be-done/will-be-done:latest

Then open http://localhost:3000/.

Would love to hear feedback!

AI disclosure

  • Design - architecture, system design: no AI involved. I’ve been working on local-first apps for ~5y and have been a software engineer for ~10y. I even built HyperDB, a database for local-first apps, because existing solutions such as Dexie and RxDB didn’t meet my needs.
  • Implementation - Pair. From the start of the project it was Hint, but now it’s Pair.
  • Testing - Generated.
  • Documentation - Pair.
  • Review - Pair. I have coderabbit AI + greptile, but also do manual review.
  • Deployment - Pair.
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    31 minutes ago

    Hello. I also continue to grapple with LLM use in software development myself, and I have so far found it most useful for me for research, documentation discovery, reading and summarizing RFCs and docs, as well as brainstorming and building smallish snippets of code.

    Can you describe what you mean by pair programming with LLMs?

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      8 minutes ago

      Can you describe what you mean by pair programming with LLMs?

      You mean the dev, right?

      Edit: in my case, i understand with it that the LLM can see the code but not touch it.