tududi 1.1.1 adds login linking and CalDAV task sync
tududi 1.1.1 has been released. tududi is a self-hosted app for tasks, projects, notes, and areas. This version adds OIDC/SSO login support, two-way CalDAV sync, 20 security dependency fixes, and several bug fixes.
Key points
- tududi is an app you install on your own server for tasks, projects, and notes.
- The project says it runs as a single container and uses SQLite by default.
- OIDC/SSO support lets it connect to login providers such as Google, Okta, Keycloak, and Authentik.
- CalDAV sync can connect with Nextcloud, Apple Reminders, Thunderbird, and other apps.
- The release includes 20 security dependency fixes and CSRF hardening.
Quick term guide
- self-hosted
- Run on your own server instead of managed by another company.
- dependency
- An external library or package that your program needs in order to run.
- bug fixes
- Changes that repair problems causing software to behave the wrong way.
- Mac mini server
- A Mac mini used as an always-on computer for files, apps, backups, or automation.
- home server
- A personal computer setup at home used to run services or store files instead of regular daily use.
- local app
- An app that runs on your own computer instead of only on a website.
- container
- A lightweight way to run an isolated app or service without spinning up a full virtual machine.
- Apple Reminders
- A built-in app on Apple devices used to keep track of tasks and to-do lists.