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Browse free open source To-Do Lists software and projects for BSD below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source To-Do Lists software by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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Task Coach
Free flexible open source todo manager featuring hierarchical tasks
Task Coach - Your friendly task manager. Task Coach is a free open source todo manager. It grew out of frustration about other programs not handling composite tasks well. In addition to flexible composite tasks, Task Coach has grown to include prerequisites, prioritizing, effort tracking, category tags, budgets, notes, and many other features. However, users are not forced to use all these features; Task Coach can be as simple or complex as you need it to be. Task Coach is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and GNU/Linux; and there is a companion iOS app. -
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Collabtive
Collabtive is web based project management software. Simple and easy.
Collabtive is web based collaboration software. It is an Open Source alternative for proprietary tools like Active Collab or Basecamp. Features include: Projects, Instant Messenger, Tasks, Files, Timetracking, Multilanguage, Basecamp import -
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Creates and maintains a record of your daily tasks. It allows to interrupt activities and go back to them when the interruption is finished. There is always at most one concurrent activity running. This way it computes the real duration of each task.
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