ObieDo is a task manager built on one idea: everything is a card you move with your hands. Drag to reorder. Drag to finish. Drag to a teammate. That's it — no workflows, no configuration, no training week.
Every project picks its own mode. Your grocery list stays a simple list; your product launch gets a full Kanban board with sprints and assignees. Flip between them any time — your tasks survive the switch, both ways.
Turn on time tracking for client projects only — the rest of ObieDo stays clean. Log hours against tasks, see what's unbilled by end of month, export it, and mark it billed once the invoice goes out from your own accounting tool. We deliberately don't do invoicing — you already have something for that.
"We're not a smaller Jira. We're the tool for everyone
who never should have been using Jira."
Reorder, finish, trash, assign, move between projects — one gesture family for everything. Your hands learn it in a minute.
One search across every project and task. Jump to a project, find that invoice task from March, mark it done — without the mouse.
A quiet inbox of what changed since you last looked. No red badges screaming at you, no notification firehose.
The same tasks as a tight list or a card wall. Density is a preference, not a philosophy.
Swipe right to finish, left to delete. Log hours from the train. The phone app is a first-class citizen, not a viewer.
A proper dark theme with tuned contrast — not just inverted colors. Your eyes at 23:40 will thank you.
You pay when a project becomes a team — never for guests.
Type a task. Drag it around. Feel the difference.