Manage My Damn Life

Manage My Damn Life (MMDL) is a self-hosted web frontend for managing CalDAV tasks and calendar events. It provides a desktop-first UI for VTODO and VEVENT management, multi-user and multi-CalDAV account support, and several task-focused views.

Key Features

• CalDAV client UI for tasks (VTODO) and calendar events (VEVENT) with fields like due, status, description and recurrence.
• Supports sub-tasks, task filters, multiple CalDAV accounts and multiple user accounts.
• Multiple views: list view, calendar view and a Gantt-like view for task scheduling and timeline visualization.
• Desktop-first responsive-ish interface focused on web use; includes screenshots and a demo image in docs.
• Open source codebase with containerized deployment artifacts (Dockerfile and docker-compose samples) and migration tooling.
• Built using a modern JavaScript/TypeScript stack with testing configuration included.

Use Cases

• Self-hosted teams or individuals who run CalDAV servers (Nextcloud, Baïkal, Radicale) and want a browser-based task/calendar frontend.
• Project planning where users need list, filterable task views and a Gantt-style timeline alongside calendar events.
• Users who prefer open source, locally hosted tooling and want to integrate multiple CalDAV accounts into a single UI.

Limitations and Considerations

• As documented in the project docs, CalDAV authentication currently supports basic authentication; OAuth for CalDAV accounts is not supported for full CalDAV authentication workflows.
• The project is marked beta; users should be careful when connecting production data and expect occasional rough edges or missing fields compared to full RFC 5545 coverage.

Manage My Damn Life is focused on providing a pragmatic, open source web UI for CalDAV-hosted tasks and calendars. It is suitable for self-hosting and local deployment using the repository and container artifacts, and development documentation is provided with the source code.