Persistence

Persistence for Linux

ADHD todo list & journal app for Linux

Persistence has a first-class native Linux app — not just a web wrapper on a roadmap. AppImage for any distro, plus .deb and .rpm packages, with tasks, micro-journal, habits and time blocking that sync with the web and every other platform.

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AppImage · x86_64 · runs on any distro · version 0.1.8

Persistence on Linux
Persistence todo list with tasks flagged by priority

Install Persistence on Linux

  1. Download the AppImage (works on any distribution), or the .deb for Debian/Ubuntu-based systems or the .rpm for Fedora/openSUSE.
  2. AppImage: mark it executable (chmod +x Persistence_*.AppImage) and run it. Optionally integrate it with AppImageLauncher or Gear Lever.
  3. .deb / .rpm: install with your package manager (sudo apt install ./Persistence_*.deb or sudo dnf install ./Persistence-*.rpm), then launch from your app menu.

The app is built with Tauri and renders with your system WebKitGTK, so the download is small and it launches fast.

Wayland and X11 are both supported.

What you get on Linux

The same calm, ADHD-first app on every platform.

  • Todo — one-keystroke capture, priorities and repeating tasks without a setup ritual.
  • Notes — a micro-journal: one line, a mood tag, done.
  • Habits — gentle streaks that survive a missed day.
  • Time Block — drag tasks and habits onto a 15-minute-grid daily planner.
  • Statistics — quiet charts of tasks, habits and mood over time.
  • Sync — the Linux app, the web app and every other platform share one account.
  • No telemetry — nothing in the Linux build phones home. Read the privacy page.

Linux FAQ

Which Linux distributions are supported?
Anything that can run an AppImage — Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch, openSUSE, Linux Mint, Pop!_OS and more. Native .deb and .rpm packages are also published.
Is there a Flatpak or Snap?
Not yet. AppImage, .deb and .rpm are available today; Flathub is being considered.
Is Persistence open source?
The source isn't public today, but every build and its release notes are published on GitHub, and no build contains telemetry or tracking of any kind.
Does my data sync between devices?
Yes. Everything syncs through one account across web, desktop and Android.
Are the desktop apps free?
Yes. All apps are free to download. The Free plan covers up to 7 tasks, notes and habits; Premium lifts the limits on every platform.

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Up to 7 tasks, notes and habits at no cost — no card, no tracking. Upgrade to Premium only if you outgrow it.

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