> plain text, autocomplete

Your todos are just text files. No database, no lock-in - add priorities, projects, contexts, and due dates with a simple syntax.

(A) Ship landing page +devtodotxt @laptop due:tomorrow
(B) Review PR for auth flow +backend @work
Pick up groceries +errands due:2025-03-15 rec:1w
(A) priority +project @context due:date rec:recurrence parent:subtask
devtodo.txt mobile app screenshot

> features

> autocomplete

It learns your projects, tags, and priorities. Start typing and it just knows.

> shortcuts

cmd+K, arrows, space - your hands never leave the keyboard.

> native apps

Actual native apps. Gestures, auto-updates, offline. Not a fancy browser tab.

> sync

Your files go where you go. Cloud, Git, Dropbox - you decide.

> speed

It opens before you blink. No loading states, no waiting. Ever.

> sync options

No locking in. Pick what fits you.

> cloud recommended

Seamless sync, encrypted, multi-file, free forever

> github gist

Your API key, encrypted, multi-file

> local file

Via desktop app, sync via Dropbox, iCloud, etc.

> browser try it out

No setup needed, great for a quick test drive

> how it compares

devtodo.txt Todoist Things todo.txt CLI Taskwarrior
Plain text / open format
Just a task list
Keyboard-first
Instant startup
Mobile app
Custom sync
No account required
Team collaboration

> what people say

"Finally a todo app that doesn't try to be a full project management suite. Just text, just fast."

- a developer

"I switched from Todoist because I wanted something simpler. This is exactly that."

- early beta tester

Stop fighting your todo app.

Get an app that works the way you do.