Hazydo

A shared to-do list

Everything that needs doing, in one shared list.

Hazydo is a shared list of things that need doing — write the email, call the supplier, review the doc, ship the release. Everyone on the project sees what's done, what's in progress, and what's still waiting. One place, one source of truth.

Free to use on our hosting up to whenever you decide it's worth €2 a month. Or self-host it — the code is open.

Full Hazydo desktop app: project drawer on the left with 3-6 realistic list names (one carrying an overdue badge), an active list selected in the centre showing 6-10 tasks in mixed states — one in progress, one completed with strikethrough, one with a due-date chip, one with a comment count — and the task detail pane open on the right. No PII, plausible names.
Hero shot · full desktop app, project drawer + active list with mixed task states + log pane. See alt text for the full brief.
Hazydo on a narrow mobile viewport: drawer collapsed, single-column task list, swipe gesture half-revealed on one row showing the red 'Complete & archive' background peeking from the right edge.
Mobile shot · narrow viewport, swipe action half-revealed on a row.

Why people use Hazydo

One list, everyone on the same page.

Lists are shared by default. Drag to reorder, mark tasks in progress or done, leave comments, set due dates. Everyone on the project sees the same board update live.

Close-up of the Hazydo tasks pane cropped to roughly six rows, showing tasks in mixed states — pending, in progress, completed, one with a due-date chip and one with a comment count — with the drag handles visible. The clean shared-list look is the focal point.
Close-up · ~6 task rows in mixed states with drag handles.

How it works

  1. 1

    Make a list

    Sign up, give your project a name, add the things that need doing. Invite the rest of your team so everyone works the same list.

  2. 2

    Work through it

    Tick rows off as you get to them, mark what you're on as in progress, drag to reorder, leave a comment when something needs discussing. Everyone sees the progress live.

  3. 3

    Keep it tidy

    Archive what's done, set due dates on what's time-sensitive, and share a read-only link so people outside the project can follow along without an account.

Who's it for?

Use ours, or self-host.

The hosted service is €2 a month — or free if you can't comfortably afford that. The same software is also yours to self-host; no licence fee, no seats to count.

Questions? Write to hazy@r8.rs.