Open source Task Manager & Calendar
Self-hostable, privacy-friendly productivity tool. Jinear is a project management and calendar app for small teams or individuals who prefer to self-host. Originally built for personal use, it's now open source and ready for anyone to use or customize.
Right now, I feel the easiest task management is just my notebook—nothing fancy. I write down my tasks in the morning and glance at them again at the end of the day
love the idea of open sourcing this!
Hi everyone! I’m the maker of Jinear. I originally built it as a side project to manage tasks for myself, my wife’s PhD planning, and a friend’s small business. Over time, it grew into something more complete. I didn’t get traction as a product, so I decided to open source it for others to self-host freely. If you have questions, feedback, or ideas, I’d love to hear from you. Thanks for checking it out! Here's the repo https://gitlab.com/140crafts/use... I currently self-host my own Jinear insta
Just discovered Jinear and I’m really into it. 🛠️ It’s a self-hostable productivity tool that’s super clean, privacy-focused, and perfect if you want full control over your setup. The combo of project management and calendar features feels just right for small teams or solo workflows. Plus, the fact that it’s open source means you can tweak it however you want. Built for personal use, but clearly polished enough for broader adoption. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into self-hosted tools
Love the blend of project management and calendar in a privacy-friendly, self-hostable package.
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