Todo app for developers
Project tasks and dev notes in the same place.
Developers rarely just need a checkbox. The useful context is in the note beside it: the command, the bug trail, the API quirk, the decision you will forget next sprint.
Owldo keeps those together without asking you to maintain a heavy workspace.
What you get
- One Space per project or client
- Markdown-friendly notes with code blocks
- Tasks with due dates, flags, priorities, and subtasks
- Built-in Pomodoro timer for deep work
Less setup than a wiki
A lot of developer productivity systems become a side project. Owldo is intentionally smaller: notes, tasks, Spaces, schedule, and focus. Enough structure to be useful, not enough to become maintenance.
Capture the work around the work
Use Owldo for debugging notes, release checklists, snippets, meeting follow-ups, architectural decisions, and the tiny tasks that fall through ticket systems.
Publish useful notes
When a private note becomes a setup guide, runbook, or public write-up, publish it directly instead of moving it into another CMS.
See Owldo in action
Frequently asked questions
Is Owldo a replacement for Jira or Linear?
No. Owldo is for personal project tasks and notes, not team issue tracking.
Does Owldo support code notes?
Yes. Owldo supports markdown-friendly notes, headings, lists, and code blocks.
Does Owldo work offline for development notes?
Yes. Notes and tasks are stored locally first and remain available without a connection.
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