Sound familiar?

You lose time re-orienting after every interruption
You can't remember why you made that choice six months ago
You start every Monday rebuilding context from last week
You put off updating issues because it takes you out of flow
You can't explain to the new hire why the code works this way

When context lives in your repo

Faster onboarding

New team members see what's being worked on right now, with all the context, without switching tools.

"With imdone, everything is inside my workspace. I update tasks same way I update code, fast, smooth, and without leaving my flow."
- Vaibhav, Software Engineer

Better async collaboration

Everyone has the same context, whether working together or apart. The why and how behind decisions stay visible to the whole team.

"I'm a huge markdown fan and a huge JIRA UX/UI non-fan. imdone has allowed me to stay in my happy place and leverage JIRA, but from afar and through a UX/UI that I'm much happier with."
- B. Ruth

Fewer interruptions

Teams spend less time hunting for context and more time solving problems.

"I was looking for something simple that could serve as a single point of reference, a master kanban… something I can update from the editor with minimal fuss and version control. That's practically the value proposition of imdone."
- Software Engineer

Choose your workflow

Same markdown files. Different interfaces. Pick what fits your flow.

Command Line

For developers who live in the terminal

  • Sync Jira/GitHub to markdown files
  • Edit in vim, VS Code, any editor
  • Grep your backlog like code
  • AI agents can read your issues
  • Work offline, sync when ready
See CLI Workflow

Visual Board

For teams who think in kanban

  • Drag-and-drop markdown TODOs
  • Visual board in your editor
  • Works with existing markdown
  • Desktop app for Mac/Windows/Linux
See Desktop Workflow

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Developers who love imdone

Keep context close to code

Research by Dr. Gloria Mark, Professor of Informatics, UC Irvine, finds that knowledge-workers often lose up to 25 minutes re-orienting to a task after an interruption.

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