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Shared lists. Your server.

Shared tasks, shopping and routines for households and small groups. Self-hosted, with offline sync and web, mobile, desktop and terminal clients.

Set up your serverApps and tools
The Ditero web app showing a shared list with example tasks.The Ditero mobile app showing a shared list with example tasks.
The Ditero web app showing a shared list with example tasks.The Ditero mobile app showing a shared list with example tasks.
Development build, English interface, example content.

Early alpha. Latest release: v0.0.1-alpha.2. MIT licensed.

What Ditero does

Lists and tasks for people who share a home, a club or a small team.

Shared lists
Create lists for shopping, projects and checklists in a shared workspace, and assign each task to someone.
Chores and habits
Set up recurring tasks and reminders for chores and habits, and assign them to members of the group.
Dashboards
Keep track of open and upcoming tasks from your lists on dashboards.
Comments and attachments
Discuss a task in comments and keep files with it. Attachments are encrypted.
Offline sync
Keep working without a connection. Changes sync when you reconnect.
Languages and themes
Six interface languages plus light and dark themes: English, German, Spanish, French, Romanian and Arabic (right to left).
Ditero household dashboard showing priorities, open tasks, a habit streak and focus time.
Ditero household dashboard showing priorities, open tasks, a habit streak and focus time.
Development build, English interface, example content.

Ask your assistant to plan it

Connect a compatible AI assistant to Ditero through MCP, then describe what you need in plain language. The assistant creates and organizes tasks and can set priorities and due dates.

Example request

Plan Saturday's picnic, assign the shopping, and mark booking the train as high priority.

This is an example of a request, not a recorded conversation.

  • It is an external assistant that you connect. Ditero has no built-in chatbot and does not host any AI model.
  • Your MCP client decides where results and conversations go. Use a client you trust.
  • Access follows the personal access token you provide and the workspace memberships it has.
  • MCP is in the development source and nightly builds, not in the alpha downloads.
Read the MCP guide

Apps and tools

Your Ditero server is the shared place. These are the ways to reach it. The public alpha release includes the web app and Android and desktop downloads. The command-line, terminal, API and MCP tools are in the development source.

In the public alpha release

Web appAlpha
Use the web app in a current browser and install it from there. Changes made offline sync when you reconnect. Setup guide
AndroidAlpha
Signed, independent Android downloads. Release page
DesktopExperimental
Windows installers are unsigned and macOS builds are ad-hoc signed. Platform qualification is not complete. Release page
iOSNot available yet
There is no native iOS app yet.

In the development source (not alpha downloads)

CLIIn source
Command-line client. Guide
TUIIn source
Terminal interface. Guide
APIIn source
Membership-scoped HTTP API with personal access tokens and an OpenAPI description. Guide
MCPIn source
Local MCP server for tools that support the Model Context Protocol. Guide

Early software changes quickly. Review the setup, backup and platform notes before relying on it.

On your phone

Open Ditero in a mobile browser and install it, or use the signed independent Android downloads from the alpha release. A native iOS app is not available yet.

See Android downloads
The Ditero mobile app showing a shared list with example tasks.
The Ditero mobile app showing a shared list with example tasks.
Development build, English interface, example content.

Run the server yourself

Ditero is self-hosted and open source under the MIT license. You run the server on your own infrastructure, inspect the code and decide who has access. Docker Compose and Helm documentation is available.

Read the deployment guideRead the documentation

Attachments are encrypted, which protects file content. This does not mean all task data is end-to-end encrypted.

Support development

Ditero is free and MIT licensed. There are no paid feature unlocks. Support contributes to the development of the project.

Support developmentSponsor Ditero