Kuro

Kuro is a fantastic app that helps you manage your tasks right from your Linux computer. If you love using Microsoft To-Do, this stylish desktop client is the way to go!

What Makes Kuro Stand Out?

This app is free, open-source, and driven by the community, which means it’s constantly improving. It works on many Linux distributions like Arch Linux, Fedora, Red Hat, Ubuntu, Debian, and Linux Mint—thanks to its AppImage packaging. So no matter what setup you have, Kuro's got your back!

A Quick Look at Its Origins

Kuro is a modernized version of Ao, an earlier app created by David Morais. The main goal of Kuro? To act as a comprehensive wrapper for the Microsoft To-Do web app—and it does a great job at that!

Extra Features You’ll Love

Not only does Kuro bring all the functionality of the web version to your desktop, but it also throws in some cool extra features! You can choose from three GUI themes: Black, Dark, and Sepia. Plus, there are customizable keyboard shortcuts that work both locally and globally! The interface scales nicely too.

Stay Updated with Notifications

Kuro keeps you in the loop with system-wide notifications and even integrates into your status bar. How convenient is that?

Room for Growth

Even though Kuro is still in its early days of development, it's pretty functional—especially on Ubuntu. However, there’s still a lot of work to do; for example, it could really use better documentation and support for multiple accounts.

Why You Should Try Kuro

If you're tired of juggling browser tabs just to manage your Microsoft To-Do lists, give Kuro a try! It might just become your new favorite tool!