tududi

Set up your own server · Instructions checked 2026-10-16

1. Install Docker on the computer or server that will host tududi, and prepare persistent folders for the database, uploads and backups.
2. Use the official README Docker example with chrisvel/tududi:latest. Set your own account email, a strong password and a generated session secret; mount the persistent folders at /app/db, /app/uploads and /app/backups.
3. Start the container with the README configuration and port 3002 mapping. Open http://localhost:3002 on the host, or your configured server address, and sign in with the credentials you supplied.
4. Create a first task, then group work into projects or areas and add tags or notes as needed. The documentation links First Steps for the initial workflow.
5. Before remote use, follow the production configuration guide for the actual origin, HTTPS and reverse proxy. Keep your persistent folders backed up and follow the release upgrade notes when updating.

Self-hosting includes the complete MIT-licensed application. Cloud is a separate paid service with a 14-day trial. Core task management does not require AI; if you enable the AI Assistant, configure a provider or an operator-side local model according to docs/13-ai-assistant.md. External model APIs can charge separately. Read the current upgrade notes because database-volume paths changed in earlier releases.