Seamless integration of your markdown, code and kanban
Imdone is a simple and powerful kanban board for people who work with markdown and code. Blocks of markdown in your notes, docs and code are represented as cards on your kanban boards. You can add and edit cards using the built in card editor or your favorite text/markdown editor, making it very convenient to update your tasks while you’re working on a markdown document or code.
What People are Saying
John Kelser
Finally a TODO app that brings order to your chaos on your terms
Trevor Meier
I’m using imdone for organizing post-production and film festival submissions. I have thousands of details recorded across hundreds of markdown notes. Imdone makes it super simple to pull all of this detail into a simple-to-organize Kanban view. I love being able to coordinate so much detail in a simple visual format directly in context while I make my notes!
Eric Arrington
I am super curious to hear how this project started! I am going to go ahead and purchase today. I like what I see so far and it is a more organized way of doing what I am using VsCode for currently.
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Organize your TODO comments with kanban
Creating a TODO kanban board for your project is simple. Open imdone and click "Add a project". Imdone will scan your project directory for TODO comments and place them on your board. While imdone is running it listens for file changes in your project and updates your board. You can organize your cards by dragging them on the board. When a card is moved to a new list or position, imdone changes the token (e.g. TODO) in the file.
Get to work lightning fast!
Open your editor to the source of a card by clicking the link icon on a card or pressing Cmd or Ctrl + O when a card is selected.
Add cards fast!
Quickly add cards by clicking "Add a card" or using the space bar. New cards will get appended to a markdown file based on your Journal Type.
Open your cards at the source
Imdone has built in support for VS Code, Atom, Obsidian, your system default editor or a custom command like sublime "${path}":${line}
Plain language due dates
Adding due dates and times to your cards is super simple. Just add a sentence that begins with the word "Due". For example Due tomorrow at 3pm.
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When saved, this gets converted to the metadata due:2020-01-20T22:00:00.000Z
. Cards with due dates have a yellow or red tag at the bottom with a plain english representation of the due date.
The tag is yellow if the due date is in the future and red if the due date is in the past. Use this due date for filtered lists like "What's Due?".

Automatically change card colors
Imdone lets you determine the color of a card by setting a card color filter. When a card matches a filter it's color will change based on your configuration.

Awesome Keyboard Shortcuts
We're serious about keeping your fingers on the keyboard. Here's a list of the keyboard shortcuts available today. Let us know if we've missed anything important to you.
Delete TODO comments in bulk
Keep your code clean by moving completed TODO comment cards to the DONE column, filtering your board with list=DONE
and clicking the delete button.