Because "getting stuff done" sounds way too corporate
A delightfully simple todo list that helps you transform your chaotic thoughts into organized productivity. No bells, no whistles, just pure task-crushing satisfaction.
ToWork is a straightforward todo list application that believes in the power of simplicity. It's for people who want to:
- Actually get things done (revolutionary concept, I know)
- Not spend 3 hours configuring their productivity app
- Feel that sweet dopamine hit when checking off completed tasks
- Avoid the existential dread of an empty todo list staring back at them
- Who is like me and love CLI tools 🤓
- ✅ Add tasks (groundbreaking!)
- ❌ Remove tasks (when you realize you don't actually need to "learn interpretive dance")
- 📝 Edit tasks (because "buy milk" sometimes becomes "buy oat milk for my lactose-intolerant lifestyle")
- 🎯 Mark tasks as complete (the best feeling in the world)
- 💾 Actually remembers your tasks (unlike your brain at 3 AM)
- A computer (preferably one that works)
- Basic survival instincts
- The will to be productive (I can't help you with this one)
- Download the latest release from the Releases page
- Extract it somewhere cozy on your system
- Add the executable to your PATH (so you can summon it from anywhere like a productivity wizard)
- Run
toworkfrom any terminal and watch the magic happen
# Clone this bad boy
git clone https://github.com/CaueAnjos/ToWork.git
# Navigate to the project (like a responsible adult)
cd ToWork
# Building the release version (hang tight... dancing allowed once it’s done!)
dotnet publish -c Release
# The magic happens in bin/Release/net*/publish/
# Add that path to your PATH or just run it from there- Open the app
- Use the commands to
add,remove,edit, andcompletetasks (or just type-?like an Ogre) - Add a task (try "kill ten thousand ants" - aim high!)
- Complete the task (or don't, I'm not your boss)
- Repeat until you become a productivity guru
Found a bug? Want to add a feature? Think my jokes are terrible? I welcome all contributions!
- Fork the repo (it's free real estate)
- Create a feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazingFeature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/amazingFeature) - Open a Pull Request
- Wait patiently while I pretend to review it thoroughly (just kidding, I actually read them!)
Q: Why another todo app? A: Because the world needs simpler answers and fewer overcomplicated questions.
Q: Will this make me more productive? A: Results may vary. Side effects may include: sudden urge to organize everything, buying fancy pens you'll never use, and telling people about your "productivity system."
Q: Is this better than todoist, tickcick or MS todo? A: It's different. Sometimes different is exactly what you need 😎.
Q: Why .NET for a todo app? A: Because sometimes you want your todo list to run fast and everywhere. Also, I like C#.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
(Translation: Do whatever you want with it, just don't blame me if your productivity actually decreases)
Cauê Anjos - CaueAnjos
"I made this because I kept forgetting things, and my sticky notes were taking over my monitor."
⭐ If this helped you get your life together (even slightly), consider giving it a star!
Remember: The best todo list is the one you actually use. Now stop reading READMEs and go be productive! 🚀