I built Mindwtr because I wanted the speed and polish of apps like Things 3, but with the data ownership of Emacs Org-mode.
It is an open-source (MIT/AGPL), local-first implementation of the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology.
The Stack: - Desktop: Tauri v2 (Rust) + React. It runs heavily on Arch Linux (my daily driver). - Mobile: React Native (Expo) on Android. - Sync: It treats the file system as the source of truth. Data is stored in JSON/TOML, allowing you to sync via Syncthing, Dropbox, or Git.
Key Features: - "Copilot" Capture: Uses local regex and logic to auto-tag contexts/projects as you type. - Privacy: No cloud servers. Your data never leaves your device unless you sync it yourself. - AI Hooks: Optional integration (BYO Key) to break down vague tasks or review stale lists, but completely functional offline without it.
I am a PhD student and this has been my side project to manage my own research chaos. I'd love feedback on the architecture or the workflow.