Your lists, in plain files.

Todos, bills, calendar, health, bookmarks, places, the things you own. One self-hosted app on the web and on Android; every list is a YAML or CSV file next to your notes.

☀️ Today, your way

Overdue, today, next 7 days, your numbers, any list or a note. Choose the blocks and the menu order.

⚡ Fast to use

One-tap Done, swipe, bulk edit, undo everything. Call bank tomorrow #todo !high fills in the date and tags.

📄 Plain files

No database. Only the record you change is rewritten: comments, order and other apps' fields stay.

🤖 Android

Fully offline over your Syncthing folder, 13 widgets, fingerprint lock, Samsung Health every morning.

🧩 Plugins in YAML

A new kind of list is one plugin.yml: fields, groups, buttons, Today rules, totals.

🔒 Private

Single user, hashed password, IP bans, signed cookies, no tracking, no third-party requests.

Lists

List	File	What it does
📅 Events	`event.md`	Todos and reminders, repeating ones too
💳 Subscriptions	`subscription.md`	Bills, renewals and real monthly spend
🗓️ Calendar	`calendar-local.md`	Month, week and schedule; Google entries alongside, read-only
❤️ Health	`health.md`	Daily steps, sleep, heart and weight with charts; races and gym
📦 Inventory	`inventory.csv`	What you own, where it is, what it is worth
🔖 Bookmarks	`bookmark.md`	Links with tags; paste a link to add it
📍 Locations	`location.md`	Saved places, opened in Maps
📖 Architecture	`homelab.md`	One Markdown note as a handbook

Run your own

Get it

git clone https://gitlab.com/niharokz/natlas.git && cd natlas
cp .env.example .env && mkdir -p config && cp natlas.example.yml config/natlas.yml

Set the login in .env
```
openssl rand -hex 32     # NATLAS_SECRET_KEY (and NATLAS_DEVICE_KEY)
```
Plus NATLAS_USERNAME, NATLAS_PASSWORD, NATLAS_DATA_DIR (your files) and TZ.
Start it behind HTTPS
```
docker compose run --rm natlas check && docker compose up -d --build
```
Point your proxy at natlas:8080, sign in, then Add to Home Screen or install the APK.

Just looking? sh scripts/dev.sh runs it on localhost:8080 with sample data. Everything else is in the README.