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Deploy DumbDo hosting and run a self-hosted to-do list app with multiple lists, no accounts and a clean, dark-mode-ready interface on your own domain. xCloud serves it over HTTPS from a single pinned container that stores the lists in one file on a volume. A shared ten-digit PIN is the only access control, and everyone who knows it can read and change every list.
DumbDo is a stupidly simple to-do list application that just works, released under GPL-3.0. Upstream describes a clean, minimal interface, dark and light mode, file-based storage with no database, a responsive design, PWA support and PIN protection of 4 to 10 digits when enabled. Self-hosted DumbDo is the option for people who want lists on their own server instead of a hosted app such as Todoist or Microsoft To Do.
On xCloud the template runs dumbwareio/dumbdo pinned to upstream commit d4dff81 by digest, because upstream publishes no version tags, as one container with the dumbdo_data volume holding a single todos.json file. There are no user accounts. The shared PIN, which the template requires to be exactly ten digits, is the only access control. It also gates the data file, which the app serves from its working directory.
Running DumbDo yourself means a container, a data volume, a PIN set in the environment, a domain and a certificate before the first task. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick DumbDo from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server, then enter a Shared PIN of exactly 10 digits — random digits, not a date or a pattern.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the upstream DumbDo image as a single container, pinned by immutable digest, mount the dumbdo_data volume that holds your lists, set your PIN, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain. There is no separate database to run.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS DumbDo URL and type the PIN on the unlock screen — it is also shown in the protected installation credentials. Add your first to-do and, if you need them, create more lists.
DumbDo runs in full here: a small, fast to-do app on your own domain, with your lists stored on a volume you control.
Keep several to-do lists in one place and switch between them, without creating accounts for anyone.
One PIN unlocks the lists for everyone who should have access. Wrong PINs on the login form are rejected, and repeated failures there trigger a lockout.
A minimal interface with dark and light themes that adapts to phones and desktops.
Lists are kept in a file on the dumbdo_data volume, so there is no separate database service to maintain.
Upstream lists Progressive Web App support, so it can be added to a device like an app.
A completed to-do was still there after the container was restarted in QA, because the lists live on a persistent volume.
Managed hosting for DumbDo, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Give the family one PIN and one set of lists for shopping and chores, on a page that works on every phone.
Host a to-do list on your own server instead of a hosted account, with the data in a single file you can read.
Use the PWA support upstream lists to add the list to a phone home screen and open it like a native app.
Create separate lists for projects or places, or switch to single-list mode when one list is all you want.



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A private to-do list for you or a small group.
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Every size is a dedicated Cloud VPS we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Billed monthly with no lock-in — delete the server and the unused balance comes back to your account. DumbDo itself is licensed by its maintainers under GPL-3.0.
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DumbDo is used to keep simple to-do lists without an account system. You create lists, add tasks, tick them off and see them on any device with a browser. It suits a household, a small team or one person who wants a private list on their own server.
Yes. DumbDo is open source under GPL-3.0, so the app has no licence fee. Your xCloud bill is for the Cloud VPS and its deployment. DumbDo itself is tiny, so it shares a server easily with other apps.
Yes. For DumbDo Docker hosting the template runs the dumbwareio/dumbdo image pinned to upstream commit d4dff81 by digest, as one container with a single named volume and HTTPS on your domain. The PIN you enter at install is passed in for you and the app runs in production mode.
The DumbDo manifest floor is 128 MB of RAM, a single core and 1 GB of disk, since the app is a small Node.js server with file storage. The 6 GB plan here dwarfs that. A very large list is rejected by a 100 kb request body limit.
No. There are no accounts, roles or per-person lists. Anyone who knows the shared PIN can read, add, edit and delete every list, and the PIN is the only access control. Without a PIN the whole app would be open to anyone who reaches the address, so the template requires one.
You enter it at install, and it must be exactly ten digits, random rather than a date or pattern. Upstream accepts four to ten digits, but the template requires ten because the app accepts the PIN from a header or cookie on every request. To change it, edit DUMBDO_PIN in the Environment editor and redeploy.
In one JSON file, todos.json, on the dumbdo_data volume mounted at /app/data. There is no database. The list is saved as a single document posted to the API. The app also serves its working directory as static files behind the same PIN check, so the PIN protects the data file too.
Back up the dumbdo_data volume, which contains todos.json. Do not delete the volume during a restart or redeploy. Copy it off-server and test a restore. Because the whole app state is one small file, even a manual download of the volume contents is a workable backup.
Upstream publishes no version tags, so the template pins the image for commit d4dff81 by digest and updates are manual. Back up dumbdo_data, test a newer commit on a disposable install, then select a later template version. Template changes affect new installations only.
Yes. Set SINGLE_LIST to true in the Environment editor and redeploy to show one list without the list selector. Other optional settings include the site title shown in the header. Leave ALLOWED_ORIGINS unset, because when it is set every API call must carry a matching Referer or get a 403.
Yes. DumbDo cloud use puts the container on a dedicated Cloud VPS, with your domain and certificate attached; it is usually ready within a minute. A server you pay another provider for can be enrolled as self-managed. Because it needs so little memory, it shares a machine easily.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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