TaskDial

5.6easy start · #135of 138
in Daily Planner Apps

Runs on self-hosted, Web.

TaskDial is ranked #135 of 138 in daily planner apps on The Geeks Club, made by TaskDial (London, England, UK). It runs on Self-hosted, Web.

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Task planning: TaskDial maps tasks onto a 12-hour clock face to show where time is going.
Visual schedule: Tasks appear as coloured arcs on the clock face, showing how the day fills up and where gaps remain.
Pomodoro timer: A built-in Pomodoro timer offers 25-minute sessions and timed breaks.
Cross-device sync: The maker says tasks, settings, and progress sync when users log in from any browser.
Scheduling: Users enter tasks and their durations, and TaskDial schedules them on the clock with fixed-time slots for meetings.
Progress tracking: The clock hand advances in real time, and users can mark tasks done after working on them.
Availability: The hosted service is currently invite-only, and the maker provides a GitHub link to request access.
Self-hosting: The maker says users can self-host TaskDial using its open-source code.
License: The maker identifies TaskDial as open source under the AGPL-3.0 licence.
Architecture: The maker describes the backend as a lightweight Node.js server and the frontend as a static PWA.
Repository status: The GitHub repository says the project moved to Framagit and was archived on April 10, 2026.
Purpose: TaskDial maps tasks onto a 12-hour clock face to show how the day is allocated.
Visual planning: Tasks appear as coloured arcs on a clock face, showing how the day fills up and where gaps remain.
Focus timer: A built-in Pomodoro timer offers 25-minute sessions and timed breaks.

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