Best alternatives to Will Be Done in 2026

Most to-do apps show you a single flat list or a single day at a time, which makes it hard to see whether your whole week is realistic until it's already too late. Will Be Done takes a different approach: every day of the week is its own column, side by side, so you can see at a glance what you've committed to and drag tasks between days when plans change — the way you'd rearrange sticky notes on a wall planner. Will Be Done is free and open source (AGPL-3.0), and genuinely local-first: it keeps a full database on your own device, so tasks stay available and editable offline, syncing across devices and browser tabs whenever a connection is available. It's keyboard-first with Vim-style navigation for people who'd rather not touch the mouse, and it's available as a hosted web app, an installable progressive web app, or a native desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. For anyone who wants full control, a Docker image handles self-hosting, defaulting to SQLite with no Redis or external database required.