Sibuk Banget
End-to-end encrypted

Plan your day, build your habits — without handing over your data.

A Today view with an agenda and a calendar, habits with a target per week, and a focus timer for the task in front of you. Every task, habit and focus session is encrypted end-to-end; sync between devices with a passphrase and the server only ever stores ciphertext.

Today
Agenda Calendar
1
Overdue
6
Open
3
Due today
Habits due today
Read for 20 minutes 2 of 3 this week
Due today
Review quarterly deck 14:30

More than a to-do list.

Six things that keep you productive without handing the keys to your data over to a server.

Today, planned

One tab for the day: overdue / open / due-today counts, an agenda, a week calendar, and Plan My Day to drop unscheduled tasks into your work hours.

Habits with goals

Turn a recurring task into a habit with a target per day, week or month. The streak counts periods that hit the target, with a 30-day heatmap.

Five ways to look

List, Grid, Board, Timeline and an Eisenhower Matrix. Each tab remembers the view you last used.

Focus timer

A calm per-task timer instead of a permanent bar. Minimise it to a pill, and it keeps counting accurately even with the screen locked.

Sync via passphrase

Open the same workspace on another device with just the passphrase, or scan a QR code. No logins, no email.

Encrypted, always

Stored on your device in IndexedDB via a Y.js CRDT, and synced to the cloud only as end-to-end ciphertext. Export to JSON anytime for backup.

Why no accounts?

Most task managers store your data on their servers in readable form: personal tasks, work notes, habit and focus history, all of it. Sibuk Banget is designed the other way around. Your data is encrypted end-to-end on your device, and the server only stores ciphertext that can't be read without your passphrase.

Sync between devices uses a passphrase, not accounts. Devices that are online at the same time sync directly via WebRTC peer-to-peer, while cloud sync keeps an encrypted copy so your data can still be recovered even when every other device is offline. Because everything is end-to-end encrypted, the server can't read your tasks.

Frequently asked questions

What if I forget my passphrase?

There's no recovery, that's the trade-off of the zero-account design. Keep your passphrase safe, or export your data regularly as a backup.

What if I lose a device or clear its cache?

Data on that device is gone, but encrypted cloud sync keeps a safe copy of your workspace. Enter the passphrase on a new device and your data is restored. Still export manually as an extra backup.

How many devices can sync?

As many devices as know your passphrase. Devices online at the same time sync in real time via WebRTC, and all of them also keep an encrypted copy in cloud sync.