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        <description>Tududi is a task manager that thinks in projects and areas of your life. Hosted on ElfHosted, it works on whatever device you're holding. Run Tududi with ElfHosted, and your task manager has one address that works on whatever device you're holding. Add it to your phone's home screen and it keeps working when the signal drops. It stays private behind your ElfHosted login, and reminder emails go out with no mail server to set up. We run it for you and keep it updated. It's backed up daily, and you can restore it yourself whenever you need to. If something goes wrong, Sam, ElfHosted's AI helper, checks your actual apps, tells you what's wrong, and asks before fixing it. Unlike a generic chatbot, which guesses and overcomplicates, Sam is tuned on these apps and the way we run them: he safely reads your actual logs and proposes a fix, and nothing changes until you approve it. What is Tududi? An open-source task manager and to-do list app from developer Chris Veleris that thinks in projects. Tasks sit in projects, projects sit in areas of your life, and a Today view shows what's due now. Recurring tasks come back on their own, big jobs break into subtasks, and notes and tags sit beside the projects they belong to. On your ElfHosted dashboard it sits beside apps like Donetick for the family chores and Memos for quick thoughts. Hosted Tududi is part of the ElfHosted Flex collection: a Flex plan runs several apps from the collection at once, and you swap which ones whenever you like. Every Flex plan starts with a 7-day trial. Tududi is open source; ElfHosted is not affiliated with the Tududi project. You can support its developer through the link below. When Sam can't help, our team is on Discord around the clock, in a family-friendly, carefully moderated server. It's one place for support for every app you run with us, handled by professionals, instead of a GitHub issue, docs that may be out of date, or yet another Discord per project. Try it with ElfHosted Flex: https://store.elfhosted.com/product/flex/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=tududi Tududi docs: https://docs.elfhosted.com/app/tududi/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=tududi ElfHosted: https://elfhosted.com/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=tududi The Flex collection: https://store.elfhosted.com/product-category/flex-collection/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=tududi Support the Tududi developer: https://github.com/sponsors/chrisvel Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:16 What is Tududi 0:33 Running Tududi yourself 1:08 On your phone, anywhere About ElfHosted: we run open-source apps for you, kept updated and looked after by elves, so you get the apps without the upkeep. [s]elf-hosting without [s]uffering. https://elfhosted.com?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video #Tududi #ToDoList #ElfHosted</description>
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