Taskbook

6.5easy start · #108 of 150
in To-do list apps

Runs on Linux.

Taskbook is ranked #108 of 150 in to-do list apps on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux. There is a free plan.

Taskbook plans and pricing

Taskbook Free Open-source command-line app · MIT license github.com · 5 Oct 2026

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Purpose: Taskbook manages tasks and notes across multiple boards from the terminal.
Views: It provides board and timeline views of saved items.
Task features: Tasks can be started or paused, marked complete, assigned priorities, starred, searched, filtered, and moved between boards.
Archive: Deleted items are archived and can be inspected or restored.
Local storage: Data is stored in a JSON file under ~/.taskbook/storage by default, and the storage location can be changed.
Privacy and integrity: The README states that data are written atomically and are never shared with anyone or anything.
Configuration: Options in ~/.taskbook.json include the storage directory and whether completed tasks and a progress overview are displayed.
Installation: The README documents global installation with Yarn or npm and installation through Snapcraft.
Platform: The project is described as a command-line tool and documents npm, Yarn, and Snap installation; Snapcraft is the only platform-specific distribution named.
Integrations: The README documents no third-party service integrations; it describes local file storage and a system clipboard copy command.
License: The repository identifies Taskbook as MIT licensed.
Support: The README directs users to open an issue or pull request for corrections and improvements.
Audience: The README positions Taskbook for managing project tasks and notes from a command-line environment.
Price from: Free

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