Privacy-focused general productivity webapp Ontoplano, a privacy-focused general productivity webapp, was released on September 5th, 2026, offering self-hosted task, note, recipe, inventory and bill management with optional AI agent connectivity. The software ships as .deb, .rpm, Arch, Docker and Android builds, keeps local settings in ~/.config/ontoplano/ and its database in ~/.local/share/ontoplano/, and lets the first account registered at /login own the instance before registration closes. The project states LLMs are used extensively during development, with their output reviewed and tested before it lands. One life, one app. ontoplano.com https://ontoplano.com · official instance https://app.ontoplano.com · documentation https://docs.ontoplano.com .deb · .rpm · Arch · Docker · Android This software was released on September 5th, 2026. It's still maturing, and it may contain bugs. LLMs are used extensively during development; their output is reviewed and tested before it lands. Help improve it by creating issues and pull requests. Ontoplano is a central hub for organizing your life. Powerful enough to handle small details, simple enough to be able to add a task or a note in your phone with one finger movement. You can Connect with an AI agent https://docs.ontoplano.com/ai-agents or not , and scope all your tasks, recipes, inventory, notes, bills etc. in specific notebooks. A local instance keeps its settings in ~/.config/ontoplano/ and its database in ~/.local/share/ontoplano/ . git clone https://github.com/ontoplano/ontoplano && \ cd ontoplano && \ yarn && \ yarn dev dev server at http://localhost:1493 Optionally: make db-seed synthetic data for the dev account make install-service docker run -d --name ontoplano -p 1493:1493 \ -v ontoplano-data:/data \ -e ORIGIN=http://localhost:1493 \ -e BETTER AUTH SECRET="$ openssl rand -base64 32 " \ ontoplano/ontoplano:latest Register at /login — the first account owns the instance , and after it registration is closed until changed at /settings/instance . The reminders timer comes installed. Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Pop OS sudo apt install ./ontoplano amd64.deb Fedora, RHEL, openSUSE sudo dnf install ./ontoplano- .x86 64.rpm Arch, Manjaro not on the AUR yet mkdir ontoplano && cd ontoplano curl -LO https://github.com/ontoplano/ontoplano/releases/latest/download/PKGBUILD curl -LO https://github.com/ontoplano/ontoplano/releases/latest/download/ontoplano.install makepkg -si then sudo ontoplano config to set the origin and sudo systemctl enable --now ontoplano . The .deb and the .rpm are on the releases page https://github.com/ontoplano/ontoplano/releases ; they carry their own Node, so there is nothing else to install. A packaged install keeps its settings in /etc/ontoplano/ and its database in /var/lib/ontoplano/ . There is no Windows installer yet — help build one https://github.com/ontoplano/ontoplano/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md . In PowerShell, once: wsl --install -d Ubuntu Reboot if it asks, then open Ubuntu from the Start menu and run everything there: sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y nodejs npm git sudo npm install -g yarn git clone https://github.com/ontoplano/ontoplano.git && cd ontoplano yarn yarn dev Then open http://localhost:1493 in Windows — WSL forwards the port, so the browser is the one you already use. There is no systemd on this path , and that is the whole difference: nothing starts on boot, make dev and the ontoplano service commands do not apply, and yarn dev holds the terminal for as long as you want the app up. Close the terminal and the app stops. Everything else — the data, the settings, the upgrades — works the way it does anywhere else, under your Linux home inside WSL \\wsl$\Ubuntu\home\