Tasks At Hand
The work you are doing now. Keep it visible in the main window or open it by itself in Minimal Mode.
A WORK LOG FOR DEVELOPERS
iDid brings completed tasks and local Git commits into one meeting-ready work log. Native for Mac, private by design, and no account required.
9cda541347f08cb61a09eYour tasks show what you planned.
Your commits fill in what actually happened. Meeting Mode puts both into an update you can review and copy before a standup, weekly review, or client call.
EXISTING USERS
Move your iDid data with a backup before replacing an older, non-sandboxed build.
Choose File > Export Backup and save the .ididbackup file somewhere easy to find.
Open the sandboxed version, choose File > Restore Backup, and select the backup you exported.
macOS needs you to grant the sandboxed app access to each repository again.
THE DAILY LOOP
Tasks move through iDid at your pace. Finishing something does not make it vanish.
The work you are doing now. Keep it visible in the main window or open it by itself in Minimal Mode.
Finished tasks stay visible until you have reviewed them. Reopen one if it needs more work.
Move reviewed work into a dated batch. Search it later without changing what was recorded.
Not working on it now? Move it to the Backlog. Bring it back to Tasks At Hand when it becomes current.
USEFUL STRUCTURE
Use as much structure as you need. Ignore it when you do not.
Each Space keeps its own tasks, Groups, completed work, and archive. Use separate Spaces for areas that should not share a list.
Groups collect related tasks inside a Space. They stay useful across Tasks At Hand, Completed, Meeting Mode, and Archive.
TASK HIERARCHY
Indent tasks into subtasks, outdent them again, and reorder the structure directly from the list.
MINIMAL MODE
Open Tasks At Hand in a smaller window. Switch Spaces, use Groups, finish tasks, and keep the rest of the app out of view.
MEETING MODE
Choose a date range and see completed work beside commits from your local repositories. Filter the result, then copy a clean Markdown update.
9cda541347f08cArchive completed tasks as a batch with an optional note. The completion period, Groups, task hierarchy, and history stay together.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Apple notarizedEvery release is signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple.
Read-only GitiDid reads local commit history with Git. It never writes to your repositories or uploads their contents.
Sandboxed storageTasks, Groups, Spaces, Archive records, and automatic backups stay inside iDid’s macOS app container.
No app accountThe app makes no network requests. Tasks, settings, and repository details remain in local files on your Mac.
Backup and recoveryAutomatic daily backups, manual export and restore, and clear warnings when changes cannot be saved.
PRICING
If iDid finds a place on your Mac and you want to support its development, get iDid: Tasks & Git Commits from the App Store. Same app. Updates handled by the App Store.
Support via App StoreIDID FOR MACOS
Completed tasks and local Git commits, ready for your next update.
Same app. Your App Store purchase supports development and includes App Store updates. Version 0.12.1 · Developer ID signed · Apple notarized Read the release notes