Self-hosting

Your tasks on your server, with nothing to babysit.

One small server for the whole household: a container or a native program, a single database file, backups on a schedule and an admin page for the rest.

Quick start Try the demo Code on GitLab

AGPL-3.0, no paid tier insideDocker, Linux or WindowsSQLite or PostgreSQL

docker run -d --name punchlist -p 8080:8080 \
  -v punchlist-data:/data -v punchlist-files:/files \
  registry.gitlab.com/killswitch10/punchlist:latest
docker logs punchlist

Open http://localhost:8080 and sign in as admin with the password from the log. That is the whole install.

A list of tasks with the task details open beside it

Small and quiet

One process and one database. SQLite by default, so there is no database server to run; PostgreSQL when you already have one.

Fits your homelab

Behind Caddy, Traefik, nginx or a tunnel; single sign-on with the identity provider you already run; a health check for your monitoring.

Your data stays put

Nothing leaves your server but an update check and anonymous daily counts, and each turns off with a setting.

For the person running it

The parts self-hosted apps usually skip.

Single sign-onAny OpenID Connect provider: Authentik, Pocket ID, Keycloak, Authelia, Entra or Google. Groups decide who gets in and who is an admin.
Scheduled backupsConsistent snapshots daily or hourly, as many kept as you like, and a restore of the whole server or just one person.
An admin pagePeople, roles and groups, backups, logs and per-person stats in the browser.
Settings your wayEnvironment variables, a settings file, or the admin page; it shows which one each value came from.
Logs you can shipReadable or JSON on the console, rolling files, and log servers; never a password, token or task in them.
Monitoring built in/healthz for Uptime Kuma or Gatus, the container's own health check, and an audit log of admin actions.
Secure defaultsLocked-out password guessing, a strict Content-Security-Policy, sign-in settings only super admins can change, and client certificates if you want them.
Email when you want itAny SMTP server, with a test button on the admin page.