Nitro Tasks – task management software

Nitro is open source software which makes tasks management extremely easy and slick.

The application is fast, easy to use, and at the same time has power under the bonnet. It can be used online and without an internet connection. Nitro also packs Dropbox and Ubuntu One sync.

Nitro is available for a variety of platforms: Linux, Mac and as an extension of Google Chrome / Chromium.

Features include:

• Clean interface.
• Customizable themes: Default, Linux, Blue Coffee, Metro, Wunderlist, Right to Left.
• Custom backgrounds.
• Lists, tags, priority, due date for tasks.
• Use smart lists to organize your tasks depending on their due date.
• Magic sort, Priority, Date or Manual.
• Search.
• Drag and Drop: Easily organize your tasks with the power of drag and drop.
• Create reminders for tasks that occur on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.
• Sync with Dropbox or Ubuntu One.
• Creates a todo.txt file so you can see or embed your tasks in plain text.
• Retina support.
• Keyboard shortcuts.
• Multi-platform.
• Unity badge support.
• Logbook.
• Internationalization support: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Turkish, and Basque.

Website: github.com/nitrotasks/nitro
Support:
Developer: Jono Cooper, George Czabania
License: BSD License

Nitro is written in JavaScript. Learn JavaScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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