Every task is complete
A task can't exist without a project, a date, an owner and a priority. No orphans, no "someday" pile, no guessing who has it.
Open source · MIT · runs on your Cloudflare
Taskivities is a small, keyboard-fast task manager for teams. Every task has a project, a date, an owner and a priority, and a history nobody can rewrite. Overdue work never hides: it rolls into today.
No sign-up: sign in as a sample teammate. The demo is shared and resets every hour.
Anything overdue shows up today, marked with how late it is, in each person's own time zone. Nothing quietly slips into the past.
Every change is recorded for good. Dates moved, tasks handed over, items ticked: you can always see who did what, and why.
A quick tour
Plan the week, work through it together, and let your other tools and AI assistants feed it.
Today, Week and Board views of everything assigned to you, and everything you've handed to others. Switch to anyone's week in one keystroke.
Every weekday, every other Friday, the 2nd Tuesday of each month, or seven days after it was last done. Only one copy is open at a time.
Built for people who live on the keyboard. N for a new task, X to finish, D for the date, T to transfer, and ? to see the rest.
Each task has a project, a date, an owner and a priority, always. Add notes, a checklist, files and a conversation when you need them.
Every change is recorded for good: who moved the date, who transferred it and why, who ticked what. The database itself refuses edits to the history.
Add Taskivities to your home screen and it opens like an app, with your team's own icon. Light and dark themes follow your system.
Connect Claude (or any MCP client) and ask "what's on my plate today?", "move the offsite to Monday" or "attach these notes". It signs in as you and follows the same rules.
Give GitHub, a form or Zapier an address. A new webhook collects a few sample requests, and you click their fields to decide what each task says.
Open source
Taskivities is MIT licensed. It runs entirely on your Cloudflare account: a Worker, a D1 database and, for attachments, an R2 bucket. One codebase serves as many teams as you like, each with its own database and address.
$ git clone https://github.com/taskivities/taskivities-app
$ cd taskivities-app && npm install
$ npm run tenant -- create acme
$ npm run deploy -- acme
Free, open source, and running on your own account in about ten minutes.