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Cfait alternatives
Cfait compared with 6 alternatives: Tasks.org, jtx Board, Taskwarrior, Dooit, Errands and 1 more.
Cfait is free to use. All 6 alternatives are free or have a free plan.
6 tools · Listings checked up to Oct 9, 2026 · Where the facts come from
At a glance
How each one differs from Cfait
- Free plan · from $0.99/yr
Tasks.org
Open-source Android to-do list with CalDAV and Google Tasks sync
- Tasks.org starts at $0.99 per year (name-your-price subscription). Cfait is free.
- Cfait also covers daily notes and time tracking.
Suits: Android users who want a task list that works with no account
- Free plan · from $0.99
jtx Board
Android app for journals, notes and tasks with CalDAV sync
- jtx Board starts at $0.99 to $3.49 per item, in-app purchase on Google Play (basis not shown). Cfait is free.
- Only Cfait lists Linux, Windows and macOS apps.
- jtx Board also covers notes.
- Cfait also covers time tracking.
Suits: Android users who sync tasks with their own CalDAV server
- Free
Taskwarrior
Free, open-source to-do list manager for the command line
- Taskwarrior is free. Cfait is free.
- Only Cfait lists Windows and Android apps.
- Cfait also covers daily notes and time tracking.
Suits: People who work in a terminal and want to manage tasks by typing
- Free
Dooit
Terminal to-do manager configured with a Python file
- Dooit is free. Cfait is free.
- Only Cfait lists macOS and Android apps.
- Cfait also covers daily notes and time tracking.
Suits: People who manage their tasks from a terminal
- Free
Errands
Simple open-source to-do app for the GNOME desktop on Linux
- Errands is free. Cfait is free.
- Only Cfait lists Windows, macOS and Android apps.
- Cfait also covers daily notes and time tracking.
Suits: GNOME users who want a small, native task list
- Free
dstask
Terminal task tracker with git sync and a markdown note per task
- dstask is free. Cfait is free.
- Only Cfait lists an Android app.
- dstask also covers Markdown.
- Cfait also covers daily notes and time tracking.
Suits: People who work in a terminal and are comfortable with git
Limits worth knowing in Cfait
- There is no iOS app or web version: the README lists Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, macOS and Android.
- The macOS binaries are built and hosted by a contributor on a separate site, not on the project's releases page.
- Syncing between devices needs a CalDAV server that the user hosts or signs up for; Cfait runs no sync service of its own.
- Help is built into the apps; the README points to in-app guides, a commented config file and SPECS.md in place of a manual.
Common questions
What are the alternatives to Cfait?
The alternatives to Cfait in this directory are Tasks.org, jtx Board, Taskwarrior, Dooit, Errands and dstask. Each one has a side-by-side comparison with Cfait.
Is there a free alternative to Cfait?
Yes. Taskwarrior, Dooit, Errands and dstask are free to use. Tasks.org and jtx Board have a free plan alongside paid ones.
When were these prices checked?
Each listing shows its own date. On this page they run from Oct 5, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Vendors change prices without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.
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