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Capture without friction
Jot a task down the moment it crosses your mind. Every new task starts in Inbox — nothing gets lost, nothing has to be filed perfectly on the way in.
$ gtd --tasks
iteko is a fast, focused task manager for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, built around Getting Things Done (GTD). Capture to Inbox, organize with Tags and Projects, work a Kanban board, and focus each day with Today. Search finds anything, due dates keep you honest — all synced privately via your own iCloud.
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Twelve ideas, working together — not twelve separate apps bolted on.
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Jot a task down the moment it crosses your mind. Every new task starts in Inbox — nothing gets lost, nothing has to be filed perfectly on the way in.
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Inbox → Pending → Today → Doing → Done. Drag and drop on iPad and Mac, or a simple "Move to" menu everywhere else.
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Pull tasks onto Today when you're ready to work them, and see just that one list — no rest of the board competing for attention.
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Attach one or more Tags and a Project to any task, then filter the whole board to just what matters right now. Each gets its own color.
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Wrap up a project and archive it — every task in it goes with it, out of Board, Today, and Tags, without deleting anything. Bring it back any time.
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Markdown descriptions, nested checklists, file attachments, and a color for any task so it stands out on the board.
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Find any task, project, or tag from the sidebar. Title, description, checklist items, comments, attachments — scope it to exactly what you're looking for.
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Set a due date with a touch-friendly picker, and let Overdue and Due Soon keep an eye on the sidebar for you — with a notification window you control.
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Leave a trail on any task in Markdown, automatically numbered — reference an earlier comment with #N. Posted the wrong thing? The newest one can always be retracted.
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Add a task, check what's due today, or see what's overdue — right from your Home Screen or Lock Screen, no need to open the app first.
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Walk through your Inbox, anything that's gone stale, and every active project — the GTD habit that keeps a task list honest, built right in.
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Available in English, Spanish, French, German, and Basque — iteko follows your device's language automatically, with Basque selectable directly in Settings.
$ environments --list
Split your tasks, projects, and tags into named, colored Environments — Work, Personal, Family, a side project, however you actually divide your life. Everything you capture lands in whichever one is active, and nothing from one ever clutters another.
A compact single-column board on iPhone, a full multi-column Kanban view on iPad and Mac, with a sidebar for jumping between Board, Tags, Projects, Today, and Search.
No account to create, no third-party servers, no analytics, no ads. iteko syncs through your own private iCloud account — the same way it always has: quietly, in the background, on-device.
$ security-review --summary
Result: no high or critical issues found.
✓ Every fetch predicate is parameterized —
no injection surface anywhere
✓ No hardcoded secrets or tokens
✓ No logging of task content
✓ CloudKit private database only
✓ Entitlements scoped to iCloud +
read-only file access, nothing more
Small app. Small attack surface. On purpose.
$ accessibility --show
iteko follows Apple's accessibility APIs throughout, not as an afterthought bolted onto a finished screen.
$ pricing --show
No subscription, no ads, no in-app purchases. Sync runs on your own iCloud account, so there's no server bill to pass on to you.
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Entirely optional — iteko stays free either way.
Yes — every feature, on every platform, forever. No subscription, no ads, no in-app purchases, and no "free to start" trial that expires. Support for development is entirely optional.
No. There's no sign-up and no iteko account of any kind — the app uses whatever Apple ID is already signed into iCloud on your device.
Yes. iteko syncs through your own private iCloud database — nothing is ever readable by anyone but you, not even us. There's no custom networking code, no third-party SDKs, and no analytics or tracking of any kind.
Everything syncs automatically via iCloud in the background — capture a task on your iPhone and it's on your iPad and Mac moments later, with no setup beyond having iCloud signed in.
Getting Things Done (GTD) is David Allen's productivity method: capture everything into an inbox, then organize and work it through clear stages instead of trying to hold it all in your head. iteko's board — Inbox → Pending → Today → Doing → Done — is built directly around it.
Yes — Settings has a full CSV export (and import) for every task, project, and tag, any time. Your data is never locked in.
iteko has no ads, no subscription, and nothing to sell — so the only thing funding its future is the people who use it. The goal is for iteko to become the best task manager out there while staying free for everyone, and that takes real, ongoing work. If it's useful to you, an optional one-time tip or ongoing support — right in the app's Settings, or via the button above — goes directly toward that. Nothing is unlocked or changed by supporting it; iteko stays exactly as free either way.