grit
About grit
Grit is a personal task manager that organizes tasks using a multitree structure, a type of directed acyclic graph. This approach allows tasks to be broken down into subtasks and linked across different contexts, supporting both short-term and long-term planning.
The software enables users to create hierarchical task lists, track progress, and associate tasks with specific dates. It provides a way to manage complex projects by dividing them into smaller components while maintaining relationships between tasks.
Key features
- Multitree-based task organization with hierarchical subtasks
- Date nodes for associating tasks with specific days
- Task state tracking (inactive, in progress, completed)
- Cross-linking between tasks for flexible organization
- Alias system for frequently referenced tasks
- Progress statistics and visualization
- Command-line interface for task management
Download v0.3.0
Apr 11, 2021WindowsWindows
Frequently asked questions
- Is grit free?
- Yes. grit is free and open-source software, distributed under the MIT license.
- Which platforms does grit support?
- grit provides downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux.
- What is the latest version of grit?
- The latest version is v0.3.0, released on Apr 11, 2021.
- What platforms does Grit support?
- Grit can be installed from source on systems with Go (>=1.14) and GCC. It's also available through Arch Linux AUR and macOS MacPorts repositories.
- How do I install Grit?
- For source installation, ensure Go and GCC are installed, then run 'make && sudo make install' after downloading the latest release. Pre-built packages are available for Arch Linux and macOS.
- What is a multitree in Grit?
- A multitree is a directed acyclic graph where nodes can have multiple parents, allowing tasks to exist in multiple hierarchical contexts simultaneously.
- How does Grit handle task completion?
- Tasks can be marked as inactive, in progress, or completed. Completion status propagates through the graph, updating parent task statuses automatically.
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