A lightweight, self-hosted
task manager that
puts your privacy first.
Capture, organize, and focus — without the noise. Your data stays on your server, under your control.
A quieter alternative
Todoist asks for a subscription. Vikunja asks for a lot of setup. Notion asks you to build your own system from a blank page. Yotara just works, on your own server.
Focus on what matters
Projects and labels for organizing work without forcing a schema on it. Capture quickly, triage when you're ready.
Quick Capture
Hit the capture bar, type your task, and move on. Natural language parsing means “buy milk tomorrow” just works.
Projects & Labels
Group related tasks, set dates, tag with labels. Your inbox stays clean — triage when you’re ready, not when the task arrives.
Subtasks & Recurring
Break big tasks into steps. Set recurring schedules once and let them run — daily, weekly, or custom.
Rich Markdown
Write with markdown formatting and preview live. Format with the built-in toolbar — no syntax to memorize.
7 Handcrafted Themes
From Light Forest to Deep Trench. Every theme is handmade, not auto-generated. Light and dark modes included.
Self-Hosted
Your data stays on your server. No vendor lock-in. No tracking, no telemetry, no privacy concerns.
Three steps to clarity
Capture
Hit the capture bar, type your task, and move on. Natural language parsing means “buy milk tomorrow” just works.
Organize
Add to a project, set a date, tag with labels. Your inbox stays clean — triage when you’re ready, not when the task arrives.
Focus
Let Today and Upcoming views guide your attention to what matters.
Built in public. Self-hosted. Yours.
Yotara is open source under the MIT license. Deploy your own instance in one command. No tracking, no telemetry, no data collection.