Tasks & kanban
Type one line. Everything after a # is a command: tags, dates, priority, and Tab finishes them.
Procrastination Ultimate Megasor Monster Annihilator
A personal life OS: tasks, habits, goals, projects and notes, tied together by an agenda, a life calendar, and an AI assistant that surprisingly works.
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Agenda
Tasks
Habits
Goals
* start typing anywhere on this page, then press enter. #task, #habit, #goal aim it at a panel. Every other #word is a tag, including ones you invent. Tab completes, and completes again to cycle.
A sketch of the home screen. The capture bar is live, the rest is shape. Nothing is stored or sent. Open the full demo for the real one: projects, kanban, the agenda, meetings and the assistant.
Life calendar
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* one square is one week, one row is a year of a life of 80. The red square is the week you are in; the arrows move eight years at a time.
AI assistant
Answer
You closed 23 of 31 tasks. Thursday carried the week; Friday onwards slid.
Closed per day
Where they went
Your reading habit held all seven days, the longest run it has had.
Suggested change
Four loose tasks look like one job. Make them a project, Kitchen remodel?
* nothing is applied until you say so, and everything it does is one undo away. Runs on your own Anthropic key, so usage is billed to you, not to us.
Features
Type one line. Everything after a # is a command: tags, dates, priority, and Tab finishes them.
Daily, weekly or monthly, with streak heatmaps.
Progress adds itself up from the projects and habits underneath.
Ask about your data, or tell it what to change. It shows you what it will touch before it touches it, and every change undoes.
Your day as a timeline, gaps included, so you can see what fits.
Paste the ICS link from Google, Outlook or iCloud. Those meetings sit beside yours, and Teams or Zoom invites get a join button.
Before a meeting or a due task, however long before you want. Even with PUMMA closed.
Every week you get, a row a year.
Pricing
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Self-host with Docker or run locally in memory mode. Free forever for personal use.
View on GitHub$2 /month
Your own account on our servers. Backups, HTTPS. AI features run on your own API key, from any supported provider, so usage is billed to you and marked up by nobody. Cancel anytime.
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A throwaway account with sample data. Resets after 12 hours.
Try the demoQuestions
A personal life OS. Tasks, projects, habits, goals, notes and a life calendar in one dashboard, tied together by an agenda and an AI assistant. It is built around the parts of life-management people actually repeat, rather than being a blank canvas you have to design first.
No. Every section is prebuilt: habits are habits, goals roll up progress from the projects and habits under them, the capture bar files what you type into the right place. There are no databases to define, no templates to install, and nothing to configure before it is useful. That constraint is the product.
The source is public and you can self-host it for free for personal use, but it is source-available rather than open source in the OSI sense: the license is PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0, which permits everything except commercial use. If you need an OSI-approved license, this is not one.
Content in the hosted service is encrypted at rest with a key unique to your account, so it is never sitting in the database as plain text. Be clear about the limit: the key that wraps those per-account keys is held by the server, so this protects you against a database leak, not against the operator. If that is not good enough for what you plan to write, self-host and hold your own key.
Whichever one you have a key for: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, OpenRouter, Groq, DeepSeek, Mistral, xAI Grok, or Ollama running locally. The assistant reads your data, answers with charts and diagrams, and can create, move, retag and delete things, with undo. The hosted plan does not include a key or bill you for tokens, so you pay your provider directly and nothing is marked up.
Self-hosting is free. The hosted plan at pumma.app is $2/month, monthly only, cancel whenever, and you can export everything from Settings at any point. There is also a free demo: a throwaway account with sample data and a tutorial that deletes itself after 12 hours, with no signup and no card.
One person, as a side project, used daily by its author. The source is at https://github.com/joaquinsosap/pumma, and it is actively worked on, mostly in the direction of whatever is currently annoying.
PUMMA is a personal project by a solo developer. Payments are handled by our merchant of record.