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To manage my to-do list I have been using my self-hosted Radicale server and the app [planify](https://useplanify.com/). The Radicale server is also where I store my calendars and is a great way to sync them between my devices. Using iCal allowed me to use planify and gnome-calendar on my Linux laptop and the iPhone calendar and reminders app for mobile. I came across a todo app called [tuxedo](https://github.com/webstonehq/tuxedo) though and I wanted to give it a try since the interface seemed really nice. To manage my to-do list I have been using my self-hosted Radicale server and the app [planify](https://useplanify.com/). The Radicale server is also where I store my calendars and is a great way to sync them between my devices. Using iCal allowed me to use planify and gnome-calendar on my Linux laptop and the iPhone calendar and reminders app for mobile. I came across a todo app called [tuxedo](https://github.com/webstonehq/tuxedo) though and I wanted to give it a try since the interface seemed really nice.
Tuxedo uses the todo.txt format which is a plain-text format designed to be readable by machines and humans. I like the project and context sorting this format gives and the term Tuxedo uses the todo.txt format which is a plain-text format designed to be readable by machines and humans. I like the project and context sorting this format gives and the terminal-based keyboard shortcuts make the app easy and quick to use.
The main problem I have with using tuxedo though is that it is not able to sync to my phone and I want to be able to access my to-dos when I am on the go.