Rature

A support, not a coach.

Rature keeps one numbered list for the day. You add tasks one by one, in no particular order, and strike them through as the day goes. Struck tasks stay visible in a block at the top, as a trace of what got done. There is no planning, no categories, no scoring, no encouragement. Rature is a support, not a coach.

Features

• Day view — add, strike, unstrike, rename in place, delete, reorder by drag-and-drop, freeze the list.
• Reserve — an undated list you draw from in the morning; unfinished day tasks return to it at the day rollover.
• Recurring — task templates tied to weekdays, injected automatically each new day.
• Archives window — every past day, read-only, with a search over task text.
• Statistics window — a plain table of counts per archived day, no chart and no judgement.
• Undo the last deletion, copy a day as plain text, keyboard shortcuts with a help window, and a full French translation.

Install

Add the repository, then install:

flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists rature \
  https://vertours.github.io/Rature/io.github.vertours.Rature.flatpakrepo
flatpak install rature io.github.vertours.Rature

Updates then arrive like any other Flatpak app. A standalone .flatpak bundle is attached to each GitHub release, for a one-off install without adding the repository. The repository is signed with the key in the .flatpakrepo.

Source

Code, issues and the changelog: github.com/VertOurs/Rature, licensed GPL-3.0-or-later.