Will Be Done
The facts below are what the maker publishes about Will Be Done, checked and dated. Our editors have not written about it yet.
Plans and prices
From Will Be Done's own pricing page, checked 22 Sep 2001.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud Alpha | Free | Sync across all devices · Every feature · No usage limits · No card required · $0 while in alpha; then $3/month after the alpha release |
| Cloud | $3 a month | Sync across all devices · Every feature · No usage limits · After the alpha release |
| Self-hosted | Free | One Docker container and SQLite · same features as cloud · AGPL-3.0 · $0 forever; you pay for your own server |
| Cloud (Alpha) | Free | Sync across all your devices · every feature · no usage limits · alpha registrants get 3 months free after release · $0 while in alpha; then $3/month after the alpha release |
The facts
Each one read from Will Be Done's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- Audience
- The maker describes it as built for weekly planners, keyboard users, self-hosters, and developers who want to manage tasks through the HTTP API.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Integrations and API
- Tasks can be imported from Todoist using an API token or TickTick using a CSV export; a documented HTTP API supports spaces, projects, sections, tasks, checklists, and schedules.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Keyboard and capture
- Vim keybindings cover the app, and a global quick-add shortcut is available on Mac, Windows, and Linux desktop machines.checked 11 Oct 2001
- License
- The web app, desktop app, sync server, and API are open source under the AGPL-3.0 license.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Mobile
- Mobile access is provided as a mobile-ready PWA installable to a phone home screen; app store builds for iOS and Android are on the roadmap.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Notable limits
- It is a single-user planner with no shared projects or team spaces, and tasks are scheduled to days rather than specific times of day.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Offline access
- web_and_mobilechecked 22 Sep 2001
- Offline use
- Each device keeps a complete local database, so tasks can be read, created, completed, and moved while offline, with changes syncing after reconnection.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Privacy and encryption
- The maker says self-hosting has no tracking and that it does not sell user data; end-to-end encryption is not implemented yet and is on the roadmap.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Product
- Will Be Done is a local-first task manager built around a visual weekly timeline, with a column for each day.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Recurring tasks
- Yeschecked 22 Sep 2001
- Self-hosting
- Self-hosting uses one Docker container with SQLite and requires no external services; storage is kept on a volume the user controls.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Support and data recovery
- Self-hosted backups are manual backups of the SQLite storage volume.checked 11 Oct 2001
Money
- Free plan
- Yeschecked 22 Sep 2001
- Planning features
- It includes a Today view, a weekly timeline, a stash for unscheduled work, recurring tasks, project kanban boards, separate work and personal spaces, task descriptions, and checklists.checked 11 Oct 2001
The company
- Maker
- The product is built solo by Sergey Popov, who says he has more than 10 years of software development experience, including 4 years specializing in offline-first apps.checked 11 Oct 2001
Where it runs
- Supported platforms
- web,windows,macos,linuxchecked 22 Sep 2001
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