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myTinyTodo review

Free#129 of 148 in To-Do List Apps

A focused, free to-do list app for users comfortable running their own web server.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

myTinyTodo is a lightweight web application for managing personal to-do lists. It suits users who want a focused task manager they can install and operate on their own web server. The app supports multiple to-do lists, task notes, tags, due dates, priorities, search, and task sorting. Responsive styling supports mobile devices, while password protection adds a basic access-control option for a self-managed installation.

Its open-source model is central to the product. myTinyTodo is distributed under the GNU GPL v2+ license and is available as free software. The application is written in PHP and jQuery, and it stores data in SQLite, MySQL, or PostgreSQL. That gives self-hosted users flexibility over the server environment and database choice, but it also makes installation and ongoing administration part of the experience. Users seeking a hosted service with a managed setup should look elsewhere.

For everyday organization, the feature set covers the core needs of a personal to-do list: separate lists, structured task details, tags, deadlines, priority markers, search, and sorting. Export options include CSV and iCalendar, with iCalendar providing the product’s stated calendar connection. The focus remains deliberately narrow rather than extending into a broad productivity suite. Choose myTinyTodo if control, open-source licensing, and a minimal self-hosted workflow matter most. Choose an alternative if you need wider platform coverage, a larger integration ecosystem, or a managed service that does not require your own web server.

myTinyTodo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Multiple lists with notes, tags, due dates, and priorities
    • Search, sorting, password protection, and mobile-responsive styling
    • Free, open-source deployment with CSV and iCalendar export
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires installation on a user-controlled web server
    • Platform coverage is limited to web and self-hosted use
    • Integration support centers on iCalendar

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