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manage-my-damn-life-nextjs

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Self-hosted frontend for managing CalDAV tasks and calendars. Supports Gantt view, sub-tasks, filters, multiple accounts. Beta, desktop-first.

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Self-hosted CalDAV frontend with Gantt chart, sub-tasks, and multi-account support.

Core Features

  • Manage CalDAV tasks with sub-tasks, due dates, recurrence
  • Calendar event management with multiple accounts
  • List, Gantt, and calendar views
  • Custom task filters
  • OAuth login support

What It Can't Do

  • •Beta software – avoid production data; desktop-first – limited mobile experience; basic auth only for now (OAuth planned); Gantt view is still incomplete.

Use Cases

  • Personal task and calendar management, especially for users who need Gantt chart planning
  • Small team collaboration: multiple users share a CalDAV server and track tasks

Detailed Introduction

Manage My Damn Life (MMDL) is a self-hosted web application that serves as a frontend for CalDAV-compatible task and calendar servers. It supports multiple CalDAV accounts, user accounts, sub-tasks, recurrence, filters, and various views including list, calendar, and Gantt chart. The project is in beta and desktop-first, with planned features like drag-and-drop and plugin support. Compatible with Nextcloud and Baikal. Translations managed via Weblate.

Troubleshooting & FAQ (1)

How-to
How to make the task checkbox immediately mark a task as done without opening the edit dialog?

This behavior is available from version 0.8.1. Simply clicking the checkbox on any task (recurring or non-recurring) will instantly mark it as complete. To open the edit dialog instead, click on the task text outside the checkbox.

GitHub Issue #261

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caldavtask-managementself-hostedganttcalendar

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Install the software

Double-click the downloaded installer and follow the prompts

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Deploy via Docker Compose: download docker-compose.yml

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Configure environment variables (CalDAV server URL, secrets, etc.)

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Run docker-compose up -d to start services

Install Guide
  1. Deploy via Docker Compose: download docker-compose.yml
  2. Configure environment variables (CalDAV server URL, secrets, etc.)
  3. Run docker-compose up -d to start services
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Stop containers and remove data volumes with docker-compose down -v, then delete the project directory.

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Project Info
LicenseGPL-3.0
Last Updated2026-06-26 19:25:08
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