Chiri is a free, open-source task management application designed to organize and synchronize to-do lists across devices. It uses the CalDAV protocol to connect with compatible servers, including Nextcloud, Fastmail, Radicale, and Baikal. Users can create tasks, organize subtasks, and rearrange items through drag-and-drop controls. The software supports recurring tasks for managing activities that repeat on a schedule. OAuth authentication is available for compatible CalDAV providers. It also supports WebDAV Push notifications for near-instant synchronization when supported by the server. Built with Tauri, Chiri is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, providing a desktop solution for managing tasks through open synchronization standards.

Features

  • CalDAV task synchronization with Nextcloud, Fastmail, Radicale, and compatible servers
  • Task and subtask organization with drag-and-drop reordering capabilities
  • Recurring task scheduling for managing regularly repeated activities
  • OAuth authentication support for compatible CalDAV service providers
  • WebDAV Push integration for near-instant task synchronization across devices
  • Cross-platform desktop application with Windows, macOS, and Linux compatibility

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Operating Systems

Linux, Mac, Windows

Programming Language

TypeScript

Related Categories

TypeScript Calendar Software, TypeScript Task Managers

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